Pic and a Word #306: Garden?

A garden poem

I’ve just had a garden post
but gardens are always nice,
say I when I see Patrick’s new theme.

Let’s see. So many gardens
that I miss! It’s always wonderful 
to come back to the garden.

I know! I’ll search for various song lyrics
that mention a garden,
such as, you know, garden of stone,

and write a cento with them!
Later I have another look at Patrick’s post
on my comp. Before it was the phone.

It says “golden”.
That's the theme, not “garden”.
Ah, well. Stay that. Golden.

Have some gold in the photos at least.

And on Friday, do you know what is coming? That’s right, April, and with it poem-a-dayathlon called NaPoWriMo (National Poetry Writing Month). It will be my fourth April in which I write a poem every day.

What am I saying? After I wrote the previous sentence, I had a look: not the fourth, the fifth!! Where did one year disappear? (My Day One poem of last April is here.)

If you’re interested in participating, the daily prompt will be posted here by Maureen Thorson, the founder of this campaign. It is not even urgent that you write to the prompt but I like doing it. Clearly I need some restrictions in my life.

Some golden fields then, a sunset, some leaves, and as last this blog’s icon photo.

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In response to Patrick Jennings’ Pic and a Word Challenge #306: Golden

This day in my blogging history

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  2015: Ram attack: Celebrating my Aries cycle of friends.

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  2016: Storygathering: Why does everybody suppose that we would like to change? Advertisers, sellers, fellow beings, therapists.

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  2018: Favourite places, or is it times?

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  2019: In this town the tempo, the weather and the time have come to a standstill.

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