Summer colors

Awareness, Humor, Poetry, prompts, Quotes for life
Marsha’s patio sign with all the summer colors on my patio this year -part of my tiny landscaping efforts

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Azure blue hue
Summer intensifies 
Clouds like poems floating high

Obviously L.M. Montgomery wasn’t talking about the month of June in a hot, tropical country. In colder western climates, summer is a welcomed, sought after season. For us, in hotter climes, this would equate to spring season where everything is just perfect. The weather, the duration of the day and the beautiful flowers all around us. 

The seasons do not matter 
As long as you are by my side
The sun need not shine
As long as your glowing self is next to me

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Written for; WQW #23: Summer Colors/Summer Solstice hosted by Marsha

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Published by Sadje

I am writing to express my opinion, share my experiences and to maybe provide some insight. My blog is addressing women at 50 ( but men are welcome to read my posts) ,their issues and the questions that come up at this stage in life. I don’t aim to teach, but to learn together.

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42 thoughts on “Summer colors”

  7. It’s hot as blazes here (101 temp) and who knows what the heat index is! I’m trying my hand at nectarine tea (I have a ton.) Fingers crossed it turns out well…which reminds me of why I’m writing…since this is the growing season and all…your quotes above remind me of one of my favorite quotes, “Bloom where you’re planted!” which is what I’m trying to do, making iced tea and appreciating the air conditioner! 🙂 Mona

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  11. Your poems and quotes hit the spot, Sadje. I agree, June is not the same everywhere. In Scottsdale, 90 miles south of us, the temperatures are over 105 every day in June. I hope it is lovely where you are. 🙂

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