A view
through day lilies
bright and brave
growing wild
without abandoning
the perfect plan
for their existence.
Wanted to share another favorite painting of mine from my mom’s artistic hand and free spirit!
‘The daylily is often called “the perfect perennial,” due to its dazzlings colors, ability to tolerate drought, capability to thrive in many zones, and requiring very little care.’ from Wikipedia
The daylilies are absolutely beautiful this year in Western New York … in gardens, along roadsides and fields, it seems everywhere you look!
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Diane, this is exquisite! I love the message of it.
“….growing wild
without abandoning
the perfect plan
for their existence.”
(Those lines coincidentally fit with the haiku I just posted. Such synchronicity always gives me goosebumps.)
Also your mother’s painting is beautiful!
(Am finally getting a little caught up here – will try to read more soon. 🙂 )
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Hi, Betty, and thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it. I went over to your blog and read ‘Uncut’ – it’s beautiful! And, yes, such synchronicity! I love it when that happens. 🙂 Like souls are connected no matter the physical distance or silence between them. Blessings. XO ❤
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Big hugs and lots of ♥, Jane! XO
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Lilies are so pretty, and your tribute to the flower is wonderful! I enjoyed the poem and your Mom’s painting. As for any mention of Emily Dickinson, I am sighing 🙂 Also, thanks for the nice private note yesterday at my site. So nice!
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Hi, Christy! Thank you so much for your lovely comment. Yes, the words, the spirit of Emily Dickinson are always welcome, aren’t they? My pleasure to visit your site. 🙂 Blessings.
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I can almost picture Emily putting her day-lilies in Mr. Higginson’s hand… What a lovely thought to go with your mom’s softly pretty painting and your beautifully simple poem. *hugs*
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Hi, Barbara! Yes, isn’t that a lovely ‘story’ about Emily D? Thanks so much! XO ❤
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Beautiful words and art from two talented women, Diane. I, too, will never tire of reading your words or viewing your Mom’s gorgeous paintings. I have to also agree with Ina. 🙂 Hugs! ♥
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Hi, Lauren! And welcome back from your vacation – seems like you had a wonderful time. Thanks so much for your lovely comment. XO ❤
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Thanks for the welcome, Diane, and you’re very welcome, too! ♥ xoxo
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Oh I remember this so well Diane. Its a fabulous painting and your words qccompany it beautifully. I never tire of seeing the work of you and your mum. Love and hugs ❤️ Xxx and I agree with Ina too 😊
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Thanks so much, Christine! The lilies are brilliant again this year, so it was worth repeating – they seem to be reaching towards the sky. Diane XO ❤
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Hi Diane, what a lovely painting and metaphor in the poem! Your mother and you are a great couple of artists! A book with both your work would be so nice… xxx
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Hi, Ina! Thank you so much. Yes, it would be nice to put something together to include my mom’s work. She has been – and continues to be – an inspiration to me. XO ❤
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