Thursday, September 11, 2014
The Long-Running Poem Series About the Spring of 2006 Continues Today on Poetry Thursday Thus
April 24, 2006
On Saturday we went for drive with mama
down the peninsula
to a nursery to buy plants
then on to a late lunch in one of our favorite little towns
and coming part of the way back home on highway one
We saw many things
the very green hillsides and views of hillsides that kept cropping up
white egrets standing at the edges of the very full reservoirs and marshes
the pleasantly muggy interior of this nursery that seemed to go on and on
with flowers forming blankets of nearly solid color
impatiens, geraniums, hydrangeas, marigolds
red, gold, pink, yellow
stretching as far as you could see
warm sourdough bread
velvety artichoke soup
and a crab melt for lunch
followed by the best blueberry pie
the ocean stretching away in the sun
toward a knife-edge horizon
and the waves and the cliffs on the coast
image source is here
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