Zinnia image from google dot com
WHORL OF ZINNIA PETALS - A Fold Poem
The zinnias were single whorled
They were pretty pinks and bright
Back in the day when i was a child
How i loved too the orange bursts.
Our zinnias were single whorled
The Barbados Pride and the Vandas
The variety of colour always heeded
Reds, purples, and sunny yellows
A bouquet in which i ever reveled
Days of pulling out weeds by hand
My zinnias were single whorled
WHORL OF ZINNIA PETALS © gillena cox 2021
NOTE
How to construct The Fold Poem HERE and HERE
A beautiful poem about one of my favorite flowers Gillena!
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There is something about beautiful bloom, about working to keep them so... that stays with us.
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Pulling weeds in a flower garden when the flowers are in bloom or hoeing weeds in a blooming orchard, experiences I would always remember.
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I'm bookmarking the links to learn more about the fold form. I am a failure at growing zinnias. Mine are never the bright colors I see others have. Mine always end up so faded looking. Then, I had one looking nice and the frost came.
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The perfect form for an unfurling flower :-)
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Oh, how lovely! I don't believe I've seen zinnias in the flesh; nice to encounter them virtually instead, thanks to you.
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Zinnias are excatly as you describe: little bursts!
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I had forgotten the "fold" poetry form ... you make it seem simple ... I know it is not! Cheers. Happy weekend ....
ReplyDeleteYou create such a lovely image of the brightly colored flowers--with a hint of nostalgia. This is an interesting form you created, too, Gillena.
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One can feel your delight in the colours...and feelings
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A happy message from a happy mind. The "folded" form uses a refrain. I didn't check the rhyme scheme or syllable count. It is similar to several we have done in the past.
ReplyDeleteThanks for droppibg by Glen
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There is just something about a big, bright zinnia that speak of happiness -- thanks for the imagery.
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Your colorful words brightened my day.
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A lovely poem and an interesting form, Gillena! 💕
ReplyDeleteThanks for your appreciation Sunra
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A delight! Thank you.
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Such lovely blooms!
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