Finally some respite
From the black n white!
Almost never ending winter –
Braved the barren n the cold!
Now bright n green all around –
With pops of colors scattered!
Craved for spring all along –
With renewed zest, I trot around!
What a transformation –
Like from the dead, back to life!
From despair to hope –
Hey, it’s spring in my part of the world!
Make the best of the time in hand! Have a great day…
Also for FRIENDLY FRIDAY PHOTO CHALLENGE – ILLUMINATION
Is that a birch tree? My favourite trees! Or yellow blossoms? Whatever it is, it is a lovely sight and perfect subject for the Friendly Friday Prompt. Love it and the poem. Thanks for joining in on Friendly Friday Photo Challenge. Snow will host the challenge next week.
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I think it’s maple. Glad you liked it. Thank you so much 😊
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Ah. Maple. I believe they are sometimes called Sycamores too? Is that right?
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True! I just learnt that 🙃 thank you so much 😊
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I saw them and found that out when I was in Japan last November. There was an incredible avenue of them. I had never seen anything so stunning. I posted some photos on this post: https://forestwoodfolkart.wordpress.com/2019/04/06/heavenly-gardens-of-shinjuku-gyoen-japan/
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Awesome post! Thanks for sharing 😊
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🙂
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Wow! I thought Maples looked glorious in Fall.. I think Spring is their season too!!
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Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts 😊
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Wow! Such a beautiful tree and i love how with the color of the flowers, the grass beneath has turned yellow-green too. I loved the poem that you shared. It is perfect how you describe the black and white of the winters and the life of the spring. Thank you for linking up! Always a pleasure to have you join.
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Glad you liked it 😃 thank you for your kind words…
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Golden chain trees? I am not sure we have these where I live in the Northeast United States Beautiful trees with beautiful wood. And, certainly, beautiful flowers.
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I think these are maple from Ontario… thank you so much for sharing your thoughts 😊
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