Photo: Inbar Asif
Old it stretched
Brooding shade
O’er neat furrows made,
Watching new rows reborn
And the greens
Field adorn,
Growing tall, rising now
Making lush, anyhow.
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Wonderful poem, wonderful picture… 🙂
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Thank you, Rob! The photo was taken by my niece in Cuba. Thanks for the kind words re: my verse! 🙂 Na’ama
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Love the rebirth.
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🙂 Little green shoots always make me happy. Especially now in the middle of the winter, when not much green grows in NYC … As it reminds me of the soon-to-arrive greenery of spring! 🙂
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Beautiful shot. Beautiful poetry, too!
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Thank you, Patti! My niece’s amazing photo. 🙂
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Lovely.
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Mmm. Such poetic words and lovely image. I found myself trying to figure what the crop is, maybe tobacco?
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I am not sure what the crop is. I can ask my niece, who took this photo, though I suspect tobacco is a good guess (the photo is from Cuba).
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Love the photo. Your words give life to this shed as it watches the furrows grow, produce, then go fallow, then get furrowed again — cycle repeating itself. It reminds me of the adage, “if only walls could speak” only instead it could be “if only this shed had voice.” So glad you posted to the prompt!
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Thanks Lillian. I do love the cycle of new and old, rebirth and decay.
Also, thanks for the comment re: posting links. I know I don’t need to post the link within the ‘pub chat’ … I do post on Mr Linky-thinky-thingy (my name for it and its cousins on other blogs), but I just like copying the link … as long as there’s no prohibition in the pub …. that is … 😉
Have a lovely! Na’ama
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Lovely. Life goes on.
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Yes! Exactly! 🙂
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With these words and picture I can smell a countryside, probably not the right one, still lovely though.
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In this case, Cuba. 🙂 My sister took the photo while she was there. But, yeah, certainly a countryside, and a time of year that we here in the frozen ‘tundra’ of NYC … can only dream of for a while longer …
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Still those greens are so far away where i live…makes me long for green
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Me, too … This was part inspiration, part yearning … 😉
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I like the use of “anyhow” at the end.
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🙂 Thank you. It insisted … 😉
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Lovely rhythm and rhyme–like the seasons. Wonderful photo, too.
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Thank you! 🙂
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Love the photo and your words. Nicely done!
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Thank you! So kind! 🙂
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Title is a cool play on words.
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Thank you! It gave me no end of smiles! 🙂
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