tanka, other poetry, & insignificant writings of janet lynn davis
Thursday, November 27, 2014
Wild pansies
wild pansies infiltrate her perfect garden— lanky, jagged-leaved, grins on their faces —A Hundred Gourds, 3:4, September 2014 Here in southeast Texas, pansies may survive the winter, but cottontail rabbits seem to love the taste of the blooms.
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ReplyDeleteI can just picture those grins! I love the idea of wildness infiltrating the too-perfect, the tamed & artificial.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the posts, Vandana and Jenny.
DeleteI bought some pansies a few weeks ago, but they never opened up their faces!
Beautifully drawn. Pansies do have grins on their faces - and "lanky, jagged-leaved" imbues a rascally devil-may-care vibe to their invasion.
ReplyDeleteCan't tame wild! Love it.
ReplyDeleteI love the happy faces of pansies. A lovely picture, the pansies happy to be where they are.
ReplyDeleteAdelaide
thanks, wendy, jennifer, and adelaide!
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