The mind is alive.
It grows each day.
New cells are born.
New sprouts of ideas.
Old ones are buried.
Fresh blooms as replacements.
Roots extending and reaching.
For new hopes and dreams.
For new experiences.
Let in with the new
and out with the old.
The mind is alive.
Let it grow and be nurtured.
Colors of life.
Colors of nature.
Bright and fresh.
Soothing and serene.
Beckoning you to take
a stroll through the flowers.
Inhale the sweet fragrance.
Time to enjoy life.
To appreciate nature
and all it has to offer.
A picture is definitely worth a thousand words.
This picture makes me feel relaxed and at peace.
The rain hitting the puddles hypnotizes and soothes me.
The beautiful scenery is being washed and renewed
by the cold crisp rain.
The tree’s branches hang low
from the weight of the water.
The flowers lift their colorful faces
for their washing.
Afterward, everything will smell wet and clean.
The sun will reveal the wet sheen covering the earth.
All will be fresh for a new day–a new beginning.
Ashikaga Flower Park Beautiful gorgeous pretty flowers
What a beautiful canopy of flowers
to relax under.
What stories I could create
in the shade of the pretty blossoms.
I need to find a tree like this.
Don’t let weeds grow
on your keyboard.
Use the keys to write down
your thoughts and dreams.
Without dreams, life becomes
black and white.
Let color into your life.
Flowers are blooming in Oasis, Florida,
around the pretty gazebo in the park,
and along the picturesque sidewalks of town.
Tourists are sunning themselves on the
pool deck at the Oasis Hotel,
or shopping at the quaint stores on Main Street.
Oasis is beautiful and peaceful during the day,
but at night the town turns into a dark haven,
harboring deadly secrets and murder.
THE DEAD love the night.
THE DEAD GAME by Susanne Leist
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Roses remind me of spring and flowers blooming in radiant colors.
Spring is alive with new life.
I’m looking forward to the warmer weather.
If I can’t have spring’s vibrant colors right now, then I will just have to wear brighter colors.
Here’s to red, pink, green, orange, and yellow.
SUSANNE LEIST 