68 thoughts on “#Seasonal #Poetry”

1. Sounds like August to me!

   1. 😀😄 Thanks Annette

2. Wow what pictures you paint with your words

   1. Thank you for your kind words.

3. This is such an interesting piece. Each stanza had a pair or series of words that just stood out as strange but also fitting. Interesting work you did there

   1. Thank you, I’m delighted to hear that.

      1. no problem!

4. These are wonderful summer word-images, Balroop!

   1. Thank you Vera for coming over to read them, much appreciated.

5. each one as grand as the other… much enjoyed 🤍🙏

   1. Thank you! 🤗

      1. my pleasure 🙏🤍

6. I love the images you create with your verse Balroop ❤️

   1. Thank you so much. 🥰

7. A fantastic homage to summer, Balroop. I especially love
   “summer dresses match
   colorful beach umbrellas”

   I can just feel the ocean breeze! 🙂

   1. Yes! Mission accomplished! Thank you Mae, for your kind words. 🤗

8. You’ve captured end of summer perfectly with your words. ❤

   1. I am delighted to hear that Deb. Thank you for stopping by to read.

      1. Always a treat. 🙂

9. Your words expressed why I love summer. Beautiful, Balroop.❤️

   1. Thank you Jill.🤗

10. You covered so many different aspects of summer in these stanzas, Balroop. Lovely!

    1. Thank you Jan.

11. Beautiful, Balroop! 💕😊

    1. Thank you Harmony. 🤗

12. Beautiful, Balroop. I love how you’ve given us snapshots of summer. Brilliant!

    1. Thank you Gwen, it’s better to capture them in words before they slip away! 😀

13. These are awesome, Balroop. They all evoke a sense of summer. I’m partial to the visual of sundresses and beach umbrellas, but oh, those sunflowers and dahlias are captivating. You aced the challenge.

    1. Thanks for coming over here despite your hectic schedule Diana. I am glad you connected with the summer flowers. 🥰

       1. My pleasure! I have a review of Fusions up on my blog today and will leave the post up for most of my coming vacation. 🙂 ❤

       2. You are such a darling Diana! Thank you. 😇

14. Beautiful words of summer, Balroop. I love the buzzing bees, scented breeze, and sunflowers. 🌻

    1. Thank you Lauren, I am glad you like it.

15. What a great way to say it, Balroop–the magic created by the fusion of words.

    1. Thank you Jacqui. 😊

16. HI Balroop, these are wonderful poems.

    1. Thank you Robbie. 😊

17. Balroop, these are all great! The first one made me think you don’t like the heat haha! It’s been very hot here in Arizona this summer. Your book is lined up in my Kindle, by the way. There are a few ahead :/.

    1. You are right. I’ve never liked summer. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I am glad my book is on your reading list. Happy reading. 😊🤗

       1. I thought so! I love summer, but only because my childhood summers were so beautiful (in Michigan). Summers here in Arizona are just awful.

       2. Here, the summers are comfortable, with ocean breeze coming just after two days of heat but my dislike is rooted in the many hot and humid summers of New Delhi!

       3. I can actually imagine the horrid humidity!

18. Lovely poetry, Balroop. Thank you!

    1. Thank you for stopping by to read it, Resa.

       1. Welcome, my pleasure!

19. Lovely summer poems, Balroop. I can see summer dresses match colorful beach umbrellas. How fun!

    1. Thank you for coming over to read, Miriam 😊 summer fun is almost over!

       1. I’m not quite ready yet, Balroop! I wonder if we’ll have snow in Portland this year. 🙂

       2. Think of the beauty of autumn first! 😊

       3. I know, Balroop. Autumn is pretty in Portland. 🍁🍂

       4. Just wait for heavenly sights!

20. Wonderful haiku, Balroop! They are all fabulous! 💜

    1. Thank you Colleen 😊🤗

21. Balroop, you do a good job of capturing the busy-ness of this time of year.

    1. Thank you Lisa 🤗

       1. You’re very welcome.

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23. I love this quintet of haiku so like summer 💜

24. Like raindrops in August, Balroop.
    I enjoyed your latest poetry too.
    I thought:
    “Fusion” is the latest poetry collection by Singh, focusing on the connections between humans and nature as well as human relationships.

    What I loved is that Singh’s poems are accessible yet profound. The collection touches on themes of grief and the coronavirus but is primarily filled with uplifting and encouraging poems.
    Singh’s poetry often concludes with a satisfying reflection on the journey or the speaker’s personal growth.

    This collection offers an enjoyable and heartfelt glimpse into the author’s perspective, earning it a five-star rating.

    🙂
    Best wishes and a happy week further!
    Pat

    1. Thank you so much Pat, for reviewing Fusion – such a pleasant surprise! I am delighted to see your review at Goodreads too. I am glad you liked my poetry and noticed so many elements embedded within the lines. Love and hugs for coming over here and share your thoughts. 🥰😇

       1. With great pleasure, Balroop. Poetry is good for the soul. Always.
          I’ll try to visit often from now on 🙂

       2. I am pleased to know your thoughts about poetry. Yes! A soul soaked in poetry is blessed. Thank you.

25. *Le Sigh!*

    This is such a lovely series, Balroop! You really took me there ❤

    Much love,
    David

    1. Thank you David. 🤗

26. Especially love “dahlias toss their heads”

    1. Thank you!

27. Nice

    1. Thanks.

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