My garden has gone wild.
Anyone for nasturtiums? These are giants and the blossoms are ready for a salad.
Roses, roses everywhere.
Barefoot Days
by Rachel FieldIn the morning, very early,
That’s the time I love to go
Barefoot where the fern grows curly
And the grass is cool between each toe,
On a summer morning – O!
On a summer morning!
That is when the birds go by
Up the sunny slopes of air,
And each rose has a butterfly
Or a golden bee to wear;
And I am glad in every toe –
Such a summer morning – O!
Such a summer morning!
This poem exemplifies how I feel this morning.
Oh to wiggle my toes in the grass
and feel the summer morning all around me.
Oh to wiggle my toes in the grass
and feel the summer morning all around me.
I'm with you! Only I have to wait for the heat wave to break before I even step out the door!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are so beautiful, and love the poem. I've never read that one before.
Your garden looks lovely - so many different flowers. Nasturtiums in a salad sounds great. Thanks for the poem too.
ReplyDeleteFor some reason I had beautiful memories of summer mornings as a kid, bounding out the front door with baseball glove in hand, the smell of summer morning, distinctive, fresh, yet hard to explain.
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Thanks for sharing this. "And each rose has a butterfly, Or a golden bee to wear" So beautiful...
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely poem, perfect for the season. Your garden is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are gorgeous. I'm not surprised that your nasturiums are so big - they were giants in the pots when I visited. Salad? Yum!
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I think you and I must be gardening kindred spirits! I *love* your wild garden!
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