Whispering Wisteria

With roots firmly set 

I spread my petals softly 

into your Sweet Heart 

Reviews

[lightsong]

You are GORGEOUS! that plant, her roots and petals in yours lovers heart, your photo keeps my heart smiling YOU are beautiful inside and outside, I think I'm late to read this sparkling heavenly gem from You so I can read it on the perfect day, at your birthday, no more perfect thing to read than this today because it's YOU from first letter to the last. 10000.... stars if I could ❤️❤️❤️

[Patricia Wedel]

dearest Song of Light... we live our life to bloom in the Sunlight... with perennial roots of longevity...
Beauty is in the eyes of the Beholder. Wisteria by far is the Harbinger of Spring. Your review is like a butterfly that returns to sip the nectar of love. truly, Pat

[Neville]

......... superbly spread if you ask me ....... N :)

[Cherrie Palmer]

Your poem is pure romance

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Cherrie... the scent of Wisteria
is the aphrodisiac of passion... where
moonlight becomes the GPS of exotic
destinations. tenderly, Pat

[h d e rushin]

vines, by any name, are so very personal. they dig their roots deep with resonance, emitting and absorbing nuclei of rich purples. The women next to me this morning said, upon my request as to whether the grapes she was sampling were sweet. "No they aren't, she said, then lecture me on why we should never eat any fruit that doesn't have seeds. I thought about this all afternoon. We are too emotion to handle Wisteria; too Covid compromised. But much love to those who accrue the greatest value on the simplest of things.....dana

[Patricia Wedel]

dearest Dana... being compromised is part of earth's
circumference... Concord grapes have seeds; however the pleasure is beyond Heaven's boundaries.
tenderly, Pat (forgive my lateness) Amen

[Dave Brown]

And a haiku 2U2
In short, this just shows how a wisteria will go anywhere to share its beauty

[Patricia Wedel]

dearest Dave... yes, Wisteria is mysterious the way it looks into nooks and crannies a winks at you as if it is close to solving the Mystery of Life. I have noticed that each type of plant and flower has it's own personality. Even buttercups and violets can agree to disagree. Wishing you calm and sunny days with the scent of blossoms flying like butterflies in the Wind. tenderly, Pat I appreciate your words.

[emmajoy]

Most plants, blossoms or otherwise, offer beauty - whether in a raucous shout or a whisper.. Here, your tell the way in which wisteria falls or/and dances close to its siblings is magical! They mass like a great clan, declaring their colours and closeness one to another. Wonderful thoughts, inspired by your and their whispering. A very fine 5:7:5 too.. words carefully laid.

[Patricia Wedel]

dearest Em... love the way you think of Wisteria as a Clan... before COVID we would spend time at Chatham Heights here in Fredericksburg, Virginia. In May the Wisteria was in an Arbor... my favorite shady place to be. Thanks for your personal feelings on my Haiku... Happy Spring.. tenderly, Pat

[Poetic Beauty]

I love the connection of the roots and love spreading

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Beauty... Loving someone is very similar to planting seeds or Bulbs that blossom and survive through the seasons of life. I appreciate your review. I trust that the blossoms of Spring soothe you Soul and give you Peace that surpasseth understanding.
tenderly, Pat

[Poetic Beauty]

I love warmer weather. I’m be of these days I’m moving away from the cold. And I’m trying to get things done to do it sooner than later

[Coyote Poetry]

Amazing use of words dear Pat. You wrote everything necessary to make the reader understand. Thank you for sharing the amazing poetry.
Coyote

[Patricia Wedel]

dearest John... Wisteria is the most delicate and the scent is almost as sweet as apple blossoms. However, it can be very toxic, so take precaution. Thank you for understanding my inspiration. Hope Spring is creating an atmosphere of hope and protection during this Pandemic. softly, Pat

[Coyote Poetry]

My flower are rising now. I had to de-weed yesterday and hello dear Pat from Michigan.

[barleygirl]

Your impassioned poem whispers of the simmering certainty some people feel upon meeting & knowing another person . . . the steady kind of devotion that never wavers (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie

[Patricia Wedel]

dearest Margie... I am fortunate to love and live with a very kind and loving Man who has become my soul mate. He is also kind to others and it is a beautiful Virtue. He had a wonderful Mother and Father, and
also a Sister. Childhood environment prepares us for Life... for better or worse. Some things we learn through the "school of hard knocks". It is a lovely feeling to write a Haiku that says so much in three
short lines. There are people who grow and learn together... so it is not always an instant connection.
You can learn so much from each other and complement each other.... with a "steady kind of devotion that never wavers". I always adore your reviews. Be Brave and Be Safe. with admiration, Pat

[barleygirl]

Thank you for such a beautiful, thoughtful share! *smile* Keep springtiming!

[Patricia Wedel]

Hi Margie... Gorgeous Sunny Day here... It got down to 30 degrees las night.. I put a Sweater on my Blue Hydrangea Plant... truly.. Pat

[jacob erin-cilberto]

from the perspective of the flower that only wants to bring joy with its beauty...
and allegorically, a lover wants to do the same.
beautiful inside is like a still life portrait that just calms the soul.
Impactful three lines. we need more senryu like this, that take us away from the dangerous lives
we are all experiencing at the moment.
j.

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Jacob... "a still life portrait that just calms the soul" creates a peaceful moment. There are flowers that are healing as though you touched the "Hem" of Heavens Grace. Thank you for a generous review.
tenderly, Pat