Nonnie's Observations

taken in April lone tree "knee-deep" in river waiting for spring's leaves sharing with Shadow Shot Sunday 2 hosted this week by Gemma and with Rebecca's blissful Haiku My Heart Hoosier Quote: “Any fool can destroy trees.  They cannot run away; and it they could, they would still be destroyed-chased and hunted down as long as fun or a dollar could got out of their dark hides.” ~John Muir~

Inspirational Haiku by Basho a river breeze the one wearing a light persimmon robe enjoying the coolness My Haiku gurgling river sings trees cast soft shadows o’er it gentle breeze comforts more haikus at our faithful host Kristjaan's CARPE DIEM HAIKU KAI Hoosier Quote: “I am a native Hoosier,  and the lakes and streams and hills of Indiana  early brought to the boy I used to be courage to carry on through all the years.” ~Samuel A. Harper~

river reflection bordered by green'ry sublime peace rally at James' Weekend Reflections for more

abundance of gorgeous irises In spring, what makes joy  sing in my heart and soul? the river flowing gleefully,   soccer being played outside, daffodils in bloom  cheering all with their sunshine yellow, sunlight all aglow in the green grass, luscious grape hyacinths, evidence of new life in the broken earth, warming temperatures, children at play, no more ice on the pond, reading books in the open air. What are the things in which you take delight when spring makes it entrance?