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Can't taste holy water.
Can't find it in a well.
Been doing a lot of thinking,
Thinking about hell.
Thinking about the ozone.
Thinking about lead.
Thinking about the future,
And what to do then.
The words of Woody Guthrie ringing in my head.
Blame it on the system,
Those that came before.
Updated consciousness.
Knocking on doors.
Piecemeal solutions will only leave scars,
Bandages for nosebleeds,
In this city of artificial stars.
Sunset across from Rippavilla Plantation - Spring Hill, Tennessee
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My Dicentra - or Bleeding Hearts - is in its third year now. The first year it had an accident, someone stood on it and that was that for 2015. Then in 2016 it came up with gutso, and now in April 2017 it's looking beautiful with large amounts of arms hanging with many pink hearts.
These do not grow every year in the garden for some reason, but when they do appear they are truly beautiful flowers. This is a re-edit of a previously uploaded photo.
Have a great day...dear friends!!
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Mycena haematopus, the 'bleeding' cluster was to the left of the moss but they weren't photogenic at all. The fruit bodies appear in small groups or clusters on the decaying logs, trunks, and stumps of deciduous trees, like the one behind this guy. This was a 2 image composite or stack.
Lamprocapnos spectabilis (bleeding heart or Asian bleeding-heart) is a species of flowering plant in the poppy family Papaveraceae, native to Siberia, northern China, Korea and Japan. It is valued in gardens and in floristry for its heart-shaped pink and white flowers, borne in spring. Other common names include "lyre flower" and "lady-in-a-bath. With thanks to Wikipedia and the RHS website
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The name ‘Bleeding Heart’ comes from the appearance of the pink flower, which resembles the shape of a heart with a drop of blood descending.
This year they have lots of lovely blooms. Perhaps because I removed a huge Oat Grass from directly in front of this plant... or, maybe it is the type of weather so far... who knows with plants. Gardening is a guessing game most of the time.
This is one of the many photos I took.. trying to get some interesting views of the blooms... bleeding hearts all look a bit "x" rated to me.... What would Freud say about me??
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My beautiful Bleeding Heart plant, very lush & healthy. With Valentines' Day just around the corner, I wanted to share this with you all, hoping your hearts are joyful & blooming with love =)
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Bleeding Heart
Sending everyone a bit of love today!
Thought the picture looked better in camera, will hopefully try again in a few day when more have opened.
It made me sad to wake up to the news of another senseless violent attack this morning in Brussels.
My heart and thoughts go out to all affected!
Shot outside on the plant with an piece of cloth behind them. Photo taken with my Sigma DP3 Merrill & Close Up Lens.