Garden sleeping now
spring’s magic wand waves
floral paradise appears.
The dormant garden will wake up as the temperature rises in spring. A riot of colors will make it a floral paradise.
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Seema Patel
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I love flower gardens. I'm looking forward to seeing what all is already growing here at my new house, before I plant anything <3
Beautiful garden and haiku, But if you rearranged the lines - for the haiku count. 5,7,5 order. Gar-den sleep-ing now - 5 syllables flo-ral par-a-dise ap-pears. - 7 syllables spring’s mag-ic wand waves - 5 syllables
Beautiful photo and Haiku! I loved both!
Really pretty. The sunlight glowing through the flowers is beautiful in your image.