Wildflowers

8 thoughts on “Wildflowers”

1. All those flower names are poetry in themselves. This poem is also a great science lesson with all the vocabulary of plant life embedded in it.

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   1. Thanks, Diane. The flower names are beautiful and I agree: they are poetry in and of themselves! I have to admit that I wanted to make sure I had the science right on this one. A science lesson wasn’t my goal, but it was in the back of my mind!

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2. I Googled these flowers and looked at pictures of each one. They’re all so beautiful! Lovely poem. And I agree with Diane that the names are poetry all by themselves! Ruth, thereisnosuchthingasagodforsakentown.blogspot.com

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   1. They are beautiful, and I’m glad you took the time to look them up!

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3. I am planning to plant phlox in my new garden, Tim. For the sake of being, flowers brighten my day. Thanks for sharing your poem.

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   1. They brighten any day!

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4. With the thoughtful placement of alliteration, this poem just sings when I read it. Beautiful!

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   1. Thank you, Cathy. Alliteration is one of my favorite devices (which means I probably use it too much!).

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