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Like a shy, white bird
sweet trillium blooms quietly
nestled in the brush.
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(c) 2013 Betty Hayes Albright
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Oh, this is lovely–perfect choice of words, Betty.
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A true sign of spring…I would think.
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Ah, I do miss the trilliums.
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A treasure beyond wealth!
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Lovely Betty.
How so few words can give so much when used well. 🙂
Love
Christibe xx
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What an astounding picture! And I think your lines of verse are the perfect complement.
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Beautiful, Betty! My comments may be brief as I catch up – I apologize for my absence! Hope you are well. XO
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Lovely words. The province of my birthplace and raising has the trillium as its provincial flower. They grew in great abundance through the wooded lands surrounding our home. This brings back very fond memories.
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I once edited a magazine called Wisconsin Trillium, Betty, a long, long time ago. I would have been proud to have had this poem as its signature.
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Lovely words of spring, Betty..
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And soon it will gain confidence and show its beauty to the world.
Lovely, Betty!
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