Planting your spring garden poem

Planting your spring garden poem Pat Stone April 26, The sight of forests of brown sticks becoming engulfed by green buds and then leaves. The eager anticipation of starting a garden anew, and wondering what may become of it this year. I read it to him as he lay in his hospital bed in his living room.

This delightful poem by Langston Hughes describes today and the rain on Spring flowers just perfectly. Such a perfect challenge for me this week, a poem and photos — bliss! In time of silver rain The earth puts forth new life again, Green grasses grow And flowers lift their heads, And over all the plain The wonder spreads. In time of silver rain The butterflies lift silken wings To catch a rainbow cry, And trees put forth new leaves to sing In joy beneath the sky As down the roadway Passing boys and girls Go singing, too,. In time of silver rain When spring And life Are new. Posted by mybeautfulthings on March 30, in Beauty , garden , Happiness , Kindness , nature , Photography , poetry , Postaday

Planting your spring garden poem

I love this. We garden at our church in Port Townsend. We give a lot of our produce to the Food Bank. The name of our garden is The Blessings Garden. We fertilize with gratitude. Thank you. Ahaa what lovely ideas….. Planting good things in the garden of life is so very important to get a rich harvest.. We can never complain if the fruit in our garden is not as per our liking since as we sow, so shall we reap. So come friends as Evan suggests : 1. If we sow: Squash gossip, Squash indifference, Squash grumbling and Squash selfishness. If we sow:. Turnip for meetings, Turnip for service, Turnip to help one another the fruits will be immense satisfaction in our life and a life worth living. If we sow: Thyme for each other, Thyme for family, Thyme for friends the fruits will be an overflow of love, gratitude and fun in your life.

Planting good things in the garden of life is so very important to get a rich harvest. Please ask for permission before taking and give me credit, too. Thanks again!

Planting your Spring Garden is a catchy title for a poem, and caught my attention! I decided to share this on my blog as it is thought provoking and hopefully uplifting. The credit for writing the poem was given to John Forti link below. Read on :. Plant Three Rows of peas 1.

By Pat Stone April 26, The sight of forests of brown sticks becoming engulfed by green buds and then leaves. The eager anticipation of starting a garden anew, and wondering what may become of it this year. I read it to him as he lay in his hospital bed in his living room. But this gardening poem is more than an ode to a final Spring, it reminds us that each new season is a gift. This gardening poem comes from our archive that spans over 30 years and includes more than magazine issues of GreenPrints. Pieces like this offer everyday life lessons and always give me something to ponder for the day, and I hope it does for you as well.

Planting your spring garden poem

Planting your Spring Garden is a catchy title for a poem, and caught my attention! I decided to share this on my blog as it is thought provoking and hopefully uplifting. The credit for writing the poem was given to John Forti link below. Read on :. Plant Three Rows of peas 1. Peace of Mind 2.

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Squash Selfishness. I want this FREE sampler! Your email address will not be published. Squash indifference 3. Mountain Greenery on ladysighs. Six on Saturday Raindrops ke… on Cornwall in Colours. Squash Gossip 2. No Garden is Complete Without Turnips 1. Did you enjoy this gardening poem? In time of silver rain The earth puts forth new life again, Green grasses grow And flowers lift their heads, And over all the plain The wonder spreads.

I love this. We garden at our church in Port Townsend.

Thank you Carol, thats a very lovely thought. Plant Three Rows of peas 1. Lettuce Be patient 4. Did you enjoy this gardening poem? Peace of Soul. Email Facebook Twitter. Another definition of squash in English is to crush or squeeze something with force so that it becomes flat, soft, or out of shape. Email Address. Pieces like this offer everyday life lessons and always give me something to ponder for the day, and I hope it does for you as well. Join me? From Gardening Foes to Gardening Friends. Discover more from mybeautfulthings Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive. WW on Cornwall in Colours. Ha ha! But this gardening poem is more than an ode to a final Spring, it reminds us that each new season is a gift.