Chaste amongst the rest
Dainty, fine, silken to touch
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Written for One Single Impression
Prompt: Echoes
Also written for Haiku Heights
Prompt: Silk
Also posted for Today's Flowers
Sunday, November 14, 2010
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Ah.. loved reading this - the wordplay is exquisite..
ReplyDeletePurity Echoes.. yes Amity..it does.. you are a brilliant thinker..
ReplyDeleteWell I complete one year of blogging today..know you will be there to join me in celebrations..
Beautiful picture & matching words adding fragrance. Pure.
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely flower. Silken beauty indeed!
ReplyDeleteIt does indeed. Nice one.
ReplyDeleteamazing pic and words!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful! What are these flowers called??
ReplyDeleteThanks again SiS! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Theresa... :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Harvee... :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks my dear Nanka.... :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Dark Lord... :-) glad you loved reading it... ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Ramesh... :-) Oh, not really a brilliant one...and yes, visited your entry na for this week...ti a beautiful poem... :-)
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ReplyDeleteThanks celine...:-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Harshad!
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ReplyDeleteThank you dear Sandra! :-)
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ReplyDeleteThank you Shail, a kind of lily, it belongs to the lily family Shail but I dunno the exact name... :-) Maybe a white lily... :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Ruth... :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Di, I guess it belongs to the lily family, maybe a white Lily? not so sure... :-) Thanks Di!
ReplyDeleteThanks Hope... :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Amanda... :-)
ReplyDeleteI have them over at my mother's place and in my language it's called Kalyana saugandhikam (Quite a mouthful eh??) or Sugandhi. I googled for its English name and found it is called Common ginger lily or Garland flower :)
ReplyDeleteThe flowers have a silky look and your lines are very apt :)
Oh really? Great...:-) I took that photo in one of my hubby's aunt's garden....yes, the texture of the petal is silky, hence I thought it would be apt to use the word 'silken to touch'! Beautiful Kalyana, indeed! :-)
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