Wisteria woke me this morning,
And there was all June in the garden;
I felt them, early, warning
Lest I miss any part of the day.
Straight I walked to the trellis vine.
Wisteria touched a lifted nostril:
Feelings of beauty diffused, to entwine
My spirit with June's own aura.
-Ann McGough
Written by Carolyngail at Sweet Home and Garden Chicago All rights reserved
Lovely poem, and lucky you with such lovely wisteria! My muse is here:
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I love wisteria, and yours looks beautiful, Carolyn Gail.
ReplyDeleteI have a Muse Day post up this morning, too, though my poetry contribution is pretty pathetic:)
How lucky you are to have such beautiful flowers in your garden -- their clusters of blooms remind me of grapes. :) The poem is beautiful, too, and is one I've never read.
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http://wp.me/p2bM3-1ld (WP shortlink)
http://nancybond.wordpress.com/2010/06/01/june-2010-garden-bloggers-muse-day/
How I wish I could bloom wisteria like that... the buds always froze for me but maybe with climate change? Larry
ReplyDeleteA beautiful flower and post for June Carolyn. How quickly is the year flying. My post is up now :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Muse Day sentiment and flower. Wisteria is gone here except for a rare rebloom, so I posted Gardenias now in full flower.
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Good morning, I do like wisteria and the scent is wonderfujl on a spring day! I've just posted my MUSe day post! gail
ReplyDeleteHi Carolyn, Your post is perfect. Wisteria is something I Never see here... but it is beautiful!! Thank you for being patient with me, as my Muse Day post is finally finished! SG
ReplyDeleteThank you all for joining Muse Day and for your contributions.
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