Spring setting, red-green and get round.

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1. Someone has shouted 'GO' and turned the whole town green.

2. The rocket burgeons on my plate, the colour of wild, tangled May grass; and the tomatoes are the red of heroes. In this, the prawns are a bit lost, but they are so sweet and juicy.

3. New moon -- near-the-horizon-huge -- not enough silver to shine up the whole ring.

Comments

  1. AnonymousMonday, April 27, 2009

    I love your description of someone shouting 'go' and turning the town green. Just this weekend, it hit me that all the trees now have leaves on them and I thought, 'When did that happen?!'

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  2. denMonday, April 27, 2009

    Some of your observations give me such a lift! I'm so dense I didn't put 2 and 2 together until I read Becca's comment. But it mattered not. I had my own surreal pictures skittering around in my head. Are you a cartooness in another life I wonder.

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  3. ClareMonday, April 27, 2009

    It is a bit obtuse -- bit it was quite early in the morning.

    I'm not a very good drawerer, so I've never been a cartooness (unless you count the few pics I did over at scenesfromtrucklife.blogspot.com )

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  4. JoeinVegasMonday, April 27, 2009

    Oh, green and with flowers. Springtime!!

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