~Blackeyed Susan~
Blackeyed Susan,
bright flower in the sun,
yellow petals of late summer
and your dark heart of winter to come,
youbow ever so gracefully
over the edge of the trim,
newly cut grass, and let go,
in the breeze, your wild seed so that,
next year, there will be more of you,
and yet when you first blossom we come to know the dusk,
how it settles in a bit sooner each day,
and how you glow in the light
you seem to have stolen from the moon.
Burt Kimmelman
yesterday evening as the temperature cooled
i went out to water our garden
i couldn't help but notice
the sun as is danced upon these little beauties
caressing them with gentle rays
glistening
as if bathing in the light
soaking up the warmth









13 comments:
I loved to pick wild Blackeyed Susans when I was a young prairie girl. Your photos bring back happy memories!
Beautiful summer memories...
Just LOVE you sunshine photos:-)*
Hugs and very calming september weekend for you,my dear friend!
***Violetta***
Lovely yellow...so bright...beautiful photos...sent the trinket box out last Friday...hope it arrived...
Those beautiful Susans...dancing in the breeze....swaying to the whispered chants of Autumn promises to come...
As always....lovely :)
love blackeyed susans....thank you for that tour.
c
They're beautiful....as they enjoy the last of the warmth. May you have a blessed weekend.
Mary
You really do take wonderful photos! These flowers always remind me of Autumn.
Gor-Geous!! I am so smitten with BES..they are so charming and beautiful..your photos are SPECTACULAR and emenate with such magic!
Wonderful post!
Kiki~
beautiful poem
and AMAZING photos.
so beautiful.
these are just sooo beautiful. what happy-ness they bring.
i'm not visiting often because i struggle to download all your photos, but i'm reading ALL your posts in my reader!
I absolutely adore black-eyed susans! Ours are pretty much done for the season, so it has been a treat to see your pretties gleaming in the sunshine. Hope you have a most enjoyable and restful weekend! Theresa
I love them so much! They remind me of tired daisies that refused to look dreadful, just because they've had a long night.
again, such beautiful photos...you have managed to catch these sun-graced moments with tenderness and immediacy. thank you for inviting us into your lovely garden.
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