This post is for my Cornish Blogger friend Sally.
Referring to my last post from Kew, Sally asked about the Haikus in Kew Gardens – she would love to read them all. I saw them written in Japanese.
I went back to Kew, back to the Haikus and looked closer.
Happy to say ….I did find a Haiku written in English π
So here is one for you, Sally β₯
Bees happily hum Wisteria vines strangle Days bleed into night.
Ute smile 
How lovely of you to do that!
As you know I love my Kew and it is always wonderful to go there again. You were in my mind too strolling along with me. π
Awww Ute, that warms my heart. I saw a story of Prince Charles being there last week and thought of you π
Yes, Prince Charles loves Kew as well and plants trees etc there. It is close to his heart. He never asks me if I want to come along with him though. π
Well, perhaps he is waiting for a chance run in. π If I am ever lucky enough to go you WILL be asked to go alone! π
π β₯
I really loved your last post from Kew, too. Just seeing those pictures looks like music to me. And now I have read one of the Haikus, thanks to you. What a lovely art form!
They are lovely yes, I find them hard to do but I love reading them.
That’s wonderful! Thank you so much. I love the Haiku form and this is just lovely. Please may I put a couple of your photos onto my blog later? π
So glad you like it, Sally; yes of course you may put htem on your blog. I was so happy to find an English written one. π
Thank you! π
HI Ute,
This is so beautiful! is there only one in English? What a tease they are! lol
Blessings to you! β₯β₯
There are probably a couple more but they are so high I can’t read them – only the low pieces I can read. π β₯
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