Sunday, May 17, 2015

Poetry Pantry #252


Tulips - Boerner Botanical Garden
Milwaukee, Wisconsin







Good day, Poets!

Hope each one of you is enjoying a good weekend. Today I am sharing photos taken at Boerner Botanical Garden in Milwaukee.  We are at the peak of the tulip season right now, and they are quite beautiful.

Tomorrow Sherry Blue Sky has another fascinating interview with one of our newest poets.  I think you will enjoy it.  I won't 'let the cat out of the bag' today though.  You will just have to check back.

And on Wednesday for Midweek Motif Susan will encourage us to write on the subject of "Happiness."  With spring in the air and summer on the horizon, what better topic to inspire!

And, if you haven't read it already, be sure to scroll one page back and read Rosemary's interesting article on the poet Francis Brett Young, one of our 'poetic ancestors.' Rosemary's articles are always well written & give us new poets to enjoy and appreciate.

With no further adieu, hope that you will enjoy the Pantry today.  Leave a short comment when you post; and be sure to visit the links of others.  I will look forward to reading what you share.



22 comments:

  1. Wonderful - love those tulips. Same thing here.. Have a wonderful Sunday,

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  2. love this bouquet of colorful brightness Mary...A Happy Sunday to you all friends :)

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  3. Happy Sunday everyone :) Lovely tulips Mary. Ah spring, but why it's so hot in Japan now ? :)

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  4. I do enjoy seeing the photos from all around the world — including those from America, as I have only visited a few small pieces of that great country.

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  5. A lovely splash of colour to start the day - thanks Mary!

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  6. These tulips are to die for..! Loved the beautiful pictures :D Hope everyone is enjoying the weekend. Sharing my poem "Wedding bells", hope you all like it :D
    It just might be me someday.. ;)

    Lots of love
    Sanaa

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  7. And another good morning to each of you! As far as tulips go, they are definitely one of nature's gifts, I think. Perhaps for us here they are a reward for having endured a seemingly endless winter! Enjoy your day & the gifts of poetry we all find here to brighten it!

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  8. Good Morning! Yes, what a bright and wonderful path you have given us on our way to the pantry...
    ZQ

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  9. I am always drawn to the sharp colors and the activity around flowers. It is so life affirming. You took some amazing pictures :D

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  10. Hello, poets! I hope you all have a very nice Sunday wherever you may be.

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  11. Nice colors, ah, tulips, thank you Mary for posting/hosting! Rain and construction here, mn, but we're smelling the flowers and listen to birds....Happy Sun-day!

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  12. Hi everyone, have a good day!
    sorry, will be back to read later. :)

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  13. Good Morning! Tulips a wondrous sign of spring..

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  14. Good morning and what a beautiful sight to see all those tulips...warm sunny spring day here so have to get out to weed the vegetable beds and then its poetry reading time!

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  15. I love tulips, thanks for the pics.

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  16. Wow you are all very prompt posters! Barely 10 am here and already so many of you have posted! I will return this afternoon to comment on the rest of the postings. Only got to a few this morning.

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  17. Hey all! I'll be back to read the rest. Amazing though, how much I am able to get done if I just stay home! Coffee and poetry are wonderful together. Now off I go to a Quaker meeting that just happens to meet at 1:30 in the afternoon! By this time, I can always move. I've already had both a nap and a lunch. Nice day..

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  18. Gorgeous tulips! They are such happy flowers....great photos as a precursor before the upcoming Wednesday Midweek Motif :-)

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  19. lucky you, Mary ~ i love tulips! all we have around here are cacti.

    Happy Week everyone!

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  20. Oh, I loved those tulips, Mary.We hardly get to see them in this part of the world.Happy Monday, everyone!

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  21. I love tulips - they are a special flower that visit for such a short time in the spring.

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