Garden's blanket

shifting Jetstream snaps
with intent Winter attacks
as a willful bud blooms
garden's blanket is taken
that quilted blanket of white

Reviews

[KAREN]

I am so glad it's the first day of spring in Mississippi. But I do enjoy a blanket of snow from time to time!
Love your imagery and your poem!

[Cherrie Palmer]

Spring is such a wonderful time. The new beginning of life for the new year.

[KAREN]

Yes, it is! Enjoyed your poem!

[Relic]

I hate the cold. This winter was nothing but wind for us. It seems like everyday I hear it and have to walk in it. The grass turns hard and lifeless, the flowers hibernate and hide their colors. Nope, I'll take fall or spring. Those are my favorites; not too hot, and not too cold.

I heard they're contemplating the end of daylight savings time? It would be nice not having to change the clocks.

[Cherrie Palmer]

Yes I guess we will be on permanent daylight savings time.

[Coyote Poetry]

Still cold in Michigan. We had first nice day today. The flowers are still hiding. It won't be long dear Cherrie. Spring shall come. Thank you for sharing the amazing poetry.
Coyote

[Cherrie Palmer]

I think she's finally awake. Making an appearance as usual.

[Coyote Poetry]

This is good dear Cherrie. I planted my garden yesterday. I am waiting for Spring.

[Cherrie Palmer]

Here's hoping for a great year.

[Chris Shaw]

A blanket of snow covering the ground where crocus show their faces. There's not much warmth here either Cherrie. Still wintry. Fingers crossed we will see more of spring soon. Am enjoyable garden poem. I love my garden too.

Chris

[Cherrie Palmer]

I'm falling of my game. I keep missing my reviews.
Thank you 😊

[Cherrie Palmer]

We've been getting snow every weekend it seems.

[Kelly Scheppers]

Looking forward to returning to daylight savings time tomorrow. Spring MUST emerge triumphantly someday soon...it simply must!

Sending you some warm sunshine from California, Cherrie!

[Cherrie Palmer]

I think Spring has finally gotten out of bed. :)

[Fabian G. Franklin]

We've been deluged here. More rain coming. I enjoyed your snowy poem.

[Cherrie Palmer]

Snow snow everywhere. Crazy weather I guess Spring hit 5he snooze button.
There may be a poem in that.

[M. J. Smith]

Seems to me that there flowers have raised their heads too soon. But Nature surely knows more than this old Drifter. Nice images. Great thoughts on early spring. Well done.

[Cherrie Palmer]

Yes we have another round of snow tomorrow.

[W. Barrett Munn]

You have a nice relationship with language and diction.

[Cherrie Palmer]

Thank you :)

[William Michael Reeves]

Do you have a garden? Do you garden? You're obviously ready for some spring. We had a late freeze and I always worry about those buds that are just about to pop. Popping buds of laughter. Hmmmm....

[Cherrie Palmer]

I have some flower gardens. It's been in the 70's this week and possible snow on Sunday.

[William Michael Reeves]

70's!!! Wow! We almost hit 60 the other day and I thought that was the turn to spring finally. You're south. I remember when first met you I thought you were from Montana. I mistook the river. Better write something warm to sing to your flowers quick!! Get them under a mask or something.

[Writergurl]

This is such a lovely read

[Cherrie Palmer]

Thank you so much 💓