A little yellow to brighten my day!

Colors, Poetry, prompts, Sadje's View

Let’s have fun with yellow. You can write about the colour itself, or just sneak something yellow into your poem. A yellow bucket, a daffodil, an autumn leaf floating in a puddle. Let’s get to the yolk of the egg and the heart of the daisy. Let’s pour custard, let’s sprinkle turmeric, let’s smear mustard! Let’s yellow.

You know what to do:

  • write a poem
  • link to this post in your post
  • link up to Mr Linky
  • read and comment!

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Flowers in all colors are a joy to behold

But give me any flower in yellow and you’ve made my day

From the exotic tulip, to a yellow rose perfect in its form

Sunflower, beaming like a mini sun, tall and proud

Snapdragon, pansies, daisies all are beautiful in yellow

And the humble wildly growing dandelions I love all flowers, yellow

A little yellow will brighten my day, bring me joy

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Written in response to; dVerse, hosted by Sarah this week

#Keepitalive

#dVerse

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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70 thoughts on “A little yellow to brighten my day!”

  3. Lovely poem.

    Yes, yellow flowers certainly feel like they bring the sunshine.
    I love tulips, but I can’t help but smile when I see daffodils and sun flowers.

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  17. I should not be allowed out of my pit! This is a lovely prompt and that’s a beautiful poem but in my head my first thought was “hmm yellow bellied= afraid… Or… You turn yellow when your liver fails, maybe I could write something about that…” Zero thoughts of sunshine and happiness went through my mind so I’ll leave this prompt to those with a soul 🙂

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