29 August









when I came to their garden

I smuggled in through the gate

and roosted down amongst the eggplant blossoms


 they are unaware of the rich and deepest purples looming on their horizons

the  velvety leaves - teardrop shape - Italian heirloom - jewels of delicious creamy flavor



 one could be sated with blossoms

just by opening the gate


Comments

  1. Meredith/GreenCircleGrove29/08/2013, 07:47

    Lovely! And, I agree - from leaf--to blossom--to fruit-a beautiful plant.

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  2. Kim Cunningham 29/08/2013, 08:03

    Such a pretty small flower! Thanks for sharing with us!

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  3. ~✽Mumsy✽~29/08/2013, 09:26

    Such a pretty flower and wonderful post!

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  4. Anonymous29/08/2013, 10:17

    Oh you have such a beautiful way with words. thank you for visiting me and allowing me to find your blog!

    Maria Angelique

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  5. Rambling Woods29/08/2013, 20:30

    Lovely

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  6. Katherines Corner31/08/2013, 23:42

    beautiful! Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things hop xo

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  7. Have a Daily Cup of Mrs. Olson03/09/2013, 22:18

    I love the blossom and the poetic description! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
    hugs,
    Jann

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  8. Anonymous04/09/2013, 12:57

    Lovely! Thanks for sharing!

    Please join us again Thursday at:
    The HomeAcre Hop

    ~Ann

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