Aaah, Forythia brings me back to my childhood years: lovely memories of the 'field' behind our house my uncle had sown Forythia (he was a florist and used the flowers for bouquets...) When we were little, my brother and I called it "Uncle Jan's woods." Have a lovely weekend filled with sunshine and flowers dear! Hug-from-a-distance.
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How lovely! The forsythia are blooming here too! Have a wonderful weekend!
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This lovely Carol, your words open my heart and I see these blooms just as you have painted them in your haiku. Thank you!
ReplyDeletelovely. The bright yellow forsythia is a bright ray of sunshine isn't it...
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing like forsythias to announce the coming of spring!
ReplyDeleteLove this haiku. It is so picturesque. It is oh so true. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to many flowers in the coming months.
ReplyDeleteAaah, Forythia brings me back to my childhood years: lovely memories of the 'field' behind our house my uncle had sown Forythia (he was a florist and used the flowers for bouquets...) When we were little, my brother and I called it "Uncle Jan's woods." Have a lovely weekend filled with sunshine and flowers dear! Hug-from-a-distance.
ReplyDeleteQuite hopeful.
ReplyDeleteyellow is a happy color, dont you think? And rain, so cleansing.
ReplyDeleteHurrah for April showers
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday Carol
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I LOVE forsythia - a row of bushes lining the back fence of my childhood yard. beautiful image and photo.
ReplyDeleteI don't know anyone, or any plant, that doesn't welcome spring rain--as long as it's gentle!
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