The color called "spring green"
is what we see on the hill
against the blue sky.
Sunday, April 18, 2021
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And isn't it a perfect green for April? Lovely.
ReplyDeleteAnd what a glorious sight that is!
ReplyDeleteWe wait quite a while in the Pacific Northwest for that glorious sight!!! Lovely haiku.
ReplyDeleteLovely ...
ReplyDeletePerfect!
ReplyDeleteHow lucky we are to be able to see the colour of this living world.
ReplyDeleteI like those hills.
ReplyDeleteSpring seems to go "boing!"
ReplyDeleteYes, and this has been a particularly boingy spring season...
DeleteConcisely fresh!
ReplyDeleteThanks to all who read and commented.
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