Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Thursday Photo Challenge - Spring

Today's Thursday Photo Challenge is Spring. Click here to go to Spun With Tears, the host of the Thursday Photo Challenge, and view more photos of Spring.



Who are you, reader,
reading my poems an hundred years hence?
I cannot send you one single flower
from this wealth of the spring,
one single streak of gold
from yonder clouds.

Open your doors and look abroad.
From your blossoming garden
gather fragrant memories
of the vanished flowers
of an hundred years before.

In the joy of your heart
you may feel the living joy
that sang one spring morning,
sending its glad voice
across a hundred years.

Rabindranath Tagore
The Gardener
1915

13 comments:

ellen b. said...

Ahh, Beatiful flowers and beautiful poem...

Willow said...

I love the pink flowers! Happy Spring!

Kitem said...

I love this poem of Rabindranath Tagore, it elevates my soul, and open it to the beauty of spring.
spring is there, too, in France, and I enjoy every moment of it.

neulekirppu said...

Lovely! Just so beuatiful. The Poem is also lovely!
Happy 1st of May Sara!

Thoughts on Life and Millinery. said...

Wouldn't that poet be surprised to see how we now read his poetry. Facinating roses!

Natalie said...

That is so beautiful. Thank you Sara.

My Castle in Spain said...

Hi Sara,
Oh I love Rabindranath Tagore. We used to study his poetry at school.
Happy May day to you!

ps: thanks for the Ofra Haza video. She's superb!

My Castle in Spain said...

psst! I forgot to say, your new photo of you is GREAT! très chic...

Lavinia Ladyslipper said...

Clever poet...and he was right, wasn't he?

That picture is heaven-sent.

onangelwings said...

Beautiful picture to occupany such beautiful words. Loved it.

ellen b. said...

Sara,
Just wanted to let you know dear and I gobbled up all 4 (yep I let Willow take her 4) of the avocados from your tree with pure delight. One in a spinach omelette, one on toast, one just as an appetizer, and one in a burrito!! What a wonderful fruit God created...

willow said...

Gorgeous, Sara! Lovely poem, too.

Paz said...

Beautiful everything!

Paz