Yard Sale of Thoughts

7 responses to “Rowan Tree”

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   Colleen M. Chesebro

   Your double American cinquain is fabulous, K. The Rowan tree is a Mountain Ash tree here in the U.S. We had one when I was growing up in Wisconsin. The orange berries look amazing against a blue sky in autumn. You captured the magical essence of this magical tree in your poems.

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      K. F. Hartless

      Thank you, Colleen. This was so much fun, I’ll have to participate again soon. I learned a lot from this excessive, as well. 💜

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         Colleen M. Chesebro

         I’m always happy when you join in, K. See you soon. 💜

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   johnlmalone

   I looked up Rowan Tree too; your cunningly constructed cinquain serves it well 🙂

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      K. F. Hartless

      Thank you, John. Did it say anything in the description about being hopelessly forgetful? It really should. What tree are you, pray tell?

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         johnlmalone

         I can’t remember K ; it was sometime ago and as my mates would tell you, I have the memory of a goldfish 🙂 what tree am I? No idea, but one tree I’m giving a wide berth to is the cemetree 🙂

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