watering can
wilting plants revived
with simplicity
by Afton
"Art does not reflect the visible; rather, it makes visible" ~Paul Klee
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- quavering heat
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- cumulus
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- the shortest night
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- relentless sun
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4 comments:
Well said... the plants here need sun! Perhaps some will glitter through today. _m
Thank you, Magyar. May you have sun, then. Afton is responsible for watering the garden, and so she's particularly aware of how these 95 degree days are affecting the plants.
She was generous to offer up a haiku for yesterday when I was barren.
"Flow gently, Sweet Afton." The Burns words.
Something 'bout -water- and -flow- came to mind in your comment. Nifty, Afton!
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How kind of you to notice the relatioship, Magyar. Yes, she is named for the Scottish river and the Wyoming town. And she's proud to have a song all her own. :-)
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