Summer balm weighs heavy
my heart can hear the trill
of eloquent seasons intentions
to nature’s clock fulfil
But… O’er the nest is empty
remains there barren still
as lacewings dance the Maypole
to appease the Mother’s will
© Summer 2012
By Alexandra Carr-Malcolm
English: Summer field in Belgium (Hamois). The blue flower is Centaurea cyanus and the red one a Papaver rhoeas. Français : Un champ en été en Belgique (Hamois). La fleur bleue est un bleuet des champs et la rouge un coquelicot. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
jkpenny said:
love the pic too
Worldly Winds said:
Can’t take credit for the picture – but I thought it was pretty too!
🙂
David said:
short but sweet…very mystical
Worldly Winds said:
Thank you – I think the hot weather has given me sun stroke – hence mystical 😉
silentlyheardonce said:
Very nice poem and photo.
Worldly Winds said:
Thank you so much 🙂
Mari Sanchez Cayuso said:
This is fantastic!
Worldly Winds said:
Thank you very much 🙂
RebelCoyote said:
Lovely!
Worldly Winds said:
Thank you very much – it must be the hot weather we are having that influenced that one 🙂
Polly Robinson said:
Haunting … sultry … provocative.
Made me think the magpies have been about.
Love the photo too, very pretty, very summery 🙂
Worldly Winds said:
Thank you very much!!
Yes – do keep an eye on the mischievous magpies 😉
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