These beautiful flowers grow wild along my little garden fence. This year they came up under my bird feeder. There were light blue ones as well. They are so beautiful and last only till noon. They make me smile every morning when I open my shades. Who would think of calling them weeds?
Wild morning glories
Celebrate in bright sunshine
Not weeds in my eyes
Photos: Dwight L. Roth
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Roth Poetry 
Thank you for sharing these morning glories and the verse. They brightened my day.
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You are very welcome!
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Such a warm and delightful post!
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Thank you so much!
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Such beauties! They would brighten anyone’s mornings!
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Yes for sure and only about an inch long!
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I am actually afraid of flowers. 😅😅😅
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You are so lucky to have them! Every beautiful meadow is full of stunning “weeds”!!
thank you!
Joanna
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Sometimes “weeds” have just as beautiful flowers as any cultured plants. I feel very blessed to have them.
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Beauty 🤍
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Thank you!
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You’re welcome
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Never thought of them as weeds either! They are beautiful! 🥰
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Yes, they are wonderful.
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I agree! 🙂
Beautiful photos of beautiful flowers! Lovely haiku in their honor!
I relate more to the wildflowers and flowering weeds than I do to roses! 🙂
(((HUGS))) 🙂
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I love to see blooming wild flowers as well. Thank you.
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Wildflowers are not weeds to me!
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I agree! Thanks Liz.
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You’re welcome, Dwight. It just occurred to me that my mother and my grandmother both held wildflowers in high record.
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How very nice!
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😀
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Not weeds as all flowers to me are beautiful. Thanks for sharing your photos!
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Yes you are right! Thanks Grace
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Some of the most beautiful flowers are called weeds. I love dandelions! Gorgeous Dwight!
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Thank you very much Mary! They do light up a field in the springtime.
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There to greet you in the morning, lovely sight!
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Yes it is beautiful. And they keep come on and on.. Thank you Dora.
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Nice poem. Short and sweet.
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That is the way I like them… Thank you so much.
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Not weeds in my eyes
Great, Dwight, that you appreciate the beauty and colour and not the bother of its presence
Hank
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Thank you Hank…I love it. I also let the sunflowers grow that come up from the bird feeder droppings. They get the most beautiful sunflowers on them.
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My grandmother, Ged rest her soul, had the most beautiful morning glories that grew on the end post of her clothesline. Thank you for taking me there again!
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Weeds, or not, they are pretty and bonus, they make you smile. Lovely poem too. 🌸
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Thank you Michele… Yes, they make me smile every day as I look out. They are magic!
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😊
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Beautiful!
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Thank you!
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Cheery
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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I always wonder who decides to call them weeds as well! I’m glad you appreciate them Dwight 🙂
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Thanks Ingrid. They are beautiful!
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Lovely pictures!
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Thank you very much!
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Amazing pictures! Apparently, they make you smile with their smile 😉
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A lovely homage, Dwight! I agree – what are weeds after all but simply wild flowers that didn’t ask permission to grow? They bloom regardless. Lovely photos too ❤
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“what are weeds after all but simply wild flowers that didn’t ask permission to grow?” – what an excellent question and beautiful, poetic answer.
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Yes you are exactly right! Thank you very much for your thoughtful comment. I love these beautiful flowers!
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Hi JYP! Awwww, thank you for your beautiful words. I often think that as I have such a fondness for weeds. I’m glad you understand ☀️
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You are welcome!
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Glorious, all-around, Dwight!
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Thank you Jeff! They really are beautiful!
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Indeed! You’re welcome, Dwight!
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Stunning wildflowers! I appreciate their graceful vines and gorgeous colors. Thank you for posting the lovely haiku and beautiful photos, Dwight! ❤
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You are wo welcome Cheryl!
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Beauty at it’s best Dwight!💖👏👏👏👏
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I thought so too… such beautiful flowers!
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ahhhhh soooo beautiful💖💖
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Nice flower and post
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They are so beautiful! Thanks for sharing, Dwight. They seem to grow all over the place here–I would never consider such beauty weeds!
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Thank you Merril. They are really beautiful. I notice they are like 4 o’clocks, they open in the morning, close and then opening again the next morning. Hope you survived hurricane Ida without damage.
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No, we were fortunate. Thanks, Dwight.
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Good!
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😀
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The morning glory can be wonderful, but it can also strangle everything else…
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It is just like some people!! It does do that and has very strong vines!
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I love the composition😊
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Thank you very much!
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Wild flowers, cool! How awesome! Nice poem too Dwight!
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