As the seasons change, a slowly simmering lifelessness continues to encroach upon a single flourishing area whose very resilient occupants seemingly refuse to surrender.
The nourished souls of summers’ buoyancy have to this point persevered, but surely there will be an inevitable submission to the stampede of pitiless elemental ferocities as the seasons change.
(Photo: Edward Roads)
Written by Edward Roads
Mytwosentences 
It’s true – their end is inevitable. But – they can be dug up and kept alive thru the winter and live to see another spring and summer. I know this – I do it every year. I hate to see them die.
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Well done Kimberly & Thank You!
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Beautiful!
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Thank You Nida
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Yes! They are not going willingly and what a beautiful show at the end of the season! 😀 Beautiful!
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Thank You, Thank You & Thank You Michelle.
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😄😄😄
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Wow! You packed a lot of ‘punch’ into those two sentences! Great descriptions.
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I really appreciate that. Thank You very much.
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That’s a terrific photo and I marvel again at how you manage to create such poetry with two sentences! “Fall is definitely coming” is more my speed. Keep on posting!
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Thanks so much. I always appreciate your wonderfully kind comments. ☺
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How lovely this is!
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How kind you are Caro!
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I have been enjoying your blog and have nominated you for the Liebster Award. See details here:
http://poetlyndabullerwell.wordpress.com/2014/09/16/liebster-award/
Thanks! Lynda
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Thank You so very much Lynda, it’s really wonderfully kind of you… I truly appreciate the nomination.
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Well deserved! Love your blog! 🙂
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Thank You so much.
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I smile every time I see a new post.
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You are far too kind & Thank You very much.
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Beautiful photo.Thank you for visiting my blog.
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Thank You.
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Noooooo, say it isn’t so!
Seriously, this is a lovely way to break the bad news to us. It *almost* makes it ok.
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You are too funny. Thank You so much!
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Your work is fabulous. It is amazing how you say so much with so few words. Thank you
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Thank You so very much Mary. I honestly appreciate your wonderfully kind words.
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It is my pleasure… I love your work!
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I’m not ready.
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I’m not sure anyone is…
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I really am enjoying your frequent posts! Keep ’em coming! How long have you been blogging?
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I’ve been at this a few months… Thank You so much for reading me. I appreciate it more than you know.
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In other words: winter stinks! 🙂
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Lovely! 🙂
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Thank You natella.
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One genuine thing about ur talent is how u simply combine words to appreciate nature ..u r the wordsmith of modern poetry in ma view..I learn from u
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You are far too kind. Thank You so much, I honestly appreciate your thoughtful comment.
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the broad beans still have flowers..and we had a morning of -2C last week..I was ummm..thinking exactly the same thing..!!
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Thank you so much for your comments.
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Beautiful and a full of sadness at the same time for me
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I’m very pleased it spoke to you in some way. Thank You so much.
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doomed to the irony of rising once again as the season of awakening life begins anew … thanks for your visit and visits, old friend … oh! … sorry … ! i mean … you know what i mean … ks
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Thank You Kurt. I honestly appreciate it.
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