Daily haiku: Queen Anne’s Lace

Autumn worn—wind torn
the last blooms of Queen Anne's lace
an early frost

© Colleen M. Chesebro

18 thoughts on “Daily haiku: Queen Anne’s Lace”

1. Queen Anne’s Lace holds a very special place in my heart.

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   1. I’ve loved these flowers since I was a child. They’re so pretty.

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      1. They are. And of course the name is pretty in and of itself.

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2. So lovely.

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3. Lovely, Colleen. 💙

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4. so beautiful amid the autumn colors (K)

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   1. I can’t believe how warm it is today. It should get up to 75 degrees F. by this afternoon. I can’t even imagine. LOL!

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      1. I know–it keeps seesawing from day to day.

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5. So delicate and beautiful, Colleen. 💖

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   1. Thanks, Franci. I love these darn flowers. Some people say they are weeds. LOL!

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      1. Some so-called weeds and very pretty and also, beneficial in various ways.

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         1. I agree. In the summer, the bees always hover over Queen Anne’s Lace. 💜

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6. The chill has been in the air over the pond too… though its mild compared to some years here… LOVE the poem and the image Colleen.. Enjoy your weekend ❤

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   1. Thanks, Sue. I think we are headed into some cold weather, now. My husband mowed the grass yesterday. It was 75 degrees F. We broke records. Have a good weekend. Huge hugs to you! 💜

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      1. We’re very mild today warm winds and hubby mowed grass hopefully last time this year lol he cleaned all the mowing gear to store it over winter.
         Have a lovely weekend 😍

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         1. Same for us, Sue. LOL! 💜

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7. My Grandma L. grew Queen Anne’s Lace in her garden. It’s sturdy but exquisite, but like my grandmother. Thanks, Colleen!

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   1. Thanks, Marian. I love those flowers. My step mother had lovely gardens and always grew some as well. It looks so delicate, but like you said, sturdy.

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