9/05/2010

160: The Golden Glow of Morning


Golden tea steaming
In a daisy-strewn cup
Golden sunlight spilling
Like syrup across the garden
Goldenrod waving in the field behind

Goldenrod?
oh no

a-a-c-h-o-o!!!

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This was written for Sunday 160, hosted by Monkey Man. if you've got something to say in 160 characters pay him a visit.

14 comments:

  1. aachoo,

    u make me smile like a crocodile...
    beautiful and laughing 160.
    Way to go!

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  2. Charming 160, tranquil and very beautifully written. Your poetry is a delight.

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  3. I guess my comment didn't save.

    Very sweet and tranquil ... for a moment.

    :)

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  4. haha...playful finish to your golden morning...hopefully you had a tissue so it did not get even more golden...smiles.

    nice 160

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  5. Such a fun lilting poem....then AchooO. Love your ending. Thanks for being such a loyal participant in my Sunday 160. Great stuff.

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  6. Lovely poem.
    Lovely morning.
    Lovely Sunday,
    Back to 90 degrees tomorrow!

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  7. Jingle: I'm loving the image of you smiling like a crocodile. Thanks for coming.

    Sam: Thank you! I appreciate that.

    Nessa Brian & MM: Sadly, this was totally true, with not a word of fiction to it. The pile of tissues beside my chair is testimony. I went out in the yard and took the photo this morning, and when I returned my eyes were tearing so much I could hardly see. Allergies! Arrgghh!

    P.S Brian: You were #5. Sleep in this morning? ;-)

    Charlene: Thank you. I hope you get a nice cooling visit from autumn soon.

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  8. As soon as I saw the word "goldenrod" I knew what was coming.

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  9. I know the aaachoo attacks all too well. Unfortunately.

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  10. Thankfully I am not allergic, your poem was delightful, was able to enjoy every bit of reminisce in my mind without sneezing once.

    Lovely 160 as always,,,divine writing.

    cheers,
    Joanny

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  11. Janice, you know you have my sympathy. Today is better, thank heavens.

    Joanny, you are a lucky lady. How great to not be attacked by your nose.

    gautami tripathy, thank you from coming and for your nice comment.

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  12. Perfect ending to a beautiful morning. Can't wait til the pollen is gone but not looking forward to what lies over the next hill.

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