What a magical world, Kate! Things I scarcely ponder in the most fevered imaginations are part of your everyday existence. No wonder they inspire such writing.
Well, a good part of it is your golden benevolence, but the setting can’t hurt, right?
Made me sigh…your wonderful haiku and your beautiful photo of the bottlebrush!
Love their colors! The ones I’ve seen in person have been bright red.
HUGS!!! 🙂
PS…
Red bottle brush bloom
Beautiful! I would never
Clean bottles with you
🙂
Great poem, Kate and you teach me with this Australian flora .
Love ❤
Michel
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thanks Michel ❤
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Left me searching for the lorikeet 🙃 love the colours on the bottlebrush 😃
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Life really restores itself when looking at these beautiful bottlebrushes and such lovely flowers, Kate. A wonderful poem.
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A fitting name indeed!
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Never seen these before. They are gorgeous… a bit like thistles but much bigger. I’d love to see them in full bloom.
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that is full bloom! They are full of nectar so the birds and bees flock to them 🙂
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Oh cool! Those little white are actually flowers. I should google them instead of asking you for information.
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Oh wow! It’s like a tree or bush?
Most those on sir google are red but a few other colours too.
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yes they are mainly red, that’s why I took a yellow one 🙂
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they’re hardly little, they’d be the length of your hand!
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They strike me as very ancient – primordial looking! I expect to see some small dinosaur pop up from the flowers and go skittering away!
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lol our goannas do look a bit like that 😉
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Aren’t those neat-looking!! 🙂
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and they come in many colours 🙂
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What a magical world, Kate! Things I scarcely ponder in the most fevered imaginations are part of your everyday existence. No wonder they inspire such writing.
Well, a good part of it is your golden benevolence, but the setting can’t hurt, right?
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Nature provides both joyful and calming colors. 🙂
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This is so nice. Revival.
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yes that word fits equally, thanks Sadje 🙂
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Never seen these..beautiful. Love the poem too.
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Made me sigh…your wonderful haiku and your beautiful photo of the bottlebrush!
Love their colors! The ones I’ve seen in person have been bright red.
HUGS!!! 🙂
PS…
Red bottle brush bloom
Beautiful! I would never
Clean bottles with you
🙂
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I stayed in awe in front of those flowers . And your poem says so well the cycle of life.
Love ❤
Michel
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thanks so much Michel 🙂
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beautiful Kate, haiku and photo
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thanks so much Gina … how are you?
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A pleasure Kate. I am well dear friend.
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good you’ve been keeping quiet but guessing you are super busy too 🙂
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It’s important to pay attention to our writing and creativity in these trying times.
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Beautiful restoration that restores the viewer too.
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thanks Paul, so kind … how are you?
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I think I’m hanging out for a break – one coming in October. How about you?
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just emailed you 🙂
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Beautiful poem and photo, Kate! The bottlebrushes we have in Florida grow on trees! What interesting and beautiful flowers! Happy spring! 🙂 Cheryl
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