Archive for the ‘Lemon Blossoms’ Tag
Honeybee On Lemon Blossom (Potted Lemon Tree On Our Patio) Image by kenne
Desert \Spring haiku
What coarse winds, rise you?
Even to think, an untamed spark
May burn such sorrow.
— Andrew
Western Honeybee On A Meyer Lemon Blossom — Image by kenne
Lemon Blossom
Fragrance was her forte,
and she wore it well.
Swaying to Fado,
eyes closed to this
unfathomable longing
delivered into song.
She stayed close to you,
scented like the flowers
she was named for,
until your knees
weakened and all
you could say
was,*Yes.
Yes, you are all
I could ever want.
Tonight, or
any other night.
Fragrant,
dancing, loving life
with every exquisite
inclination of your
beautiful, profound mind,
your lovely, ripened body.
— Elisa Maria Argiro
Meyer Lemon Blossoms — Photo-Artistry by kenne
What is a lemon?
Is it a seed?
A blossom?
Pollen?
Fruit?
A tree?
All the above,
each is a stage
playing a part —
connection of parts
forming a whole
in nature.
Always dependent
on water
on sunlight
on bees
on wind
on nature.
— kenne