Tuesday, 24 January 2012

Tulips in the Morning
Viennese Moments


Will there really be a "Morning"?
Is there such a thing as "Day"?
Could I see it from the mountains
If I were as tall as they?


Has it feet like Water lilies?
Has it feathers like a Bird?
Is it brought from famous countries
Of which I have never heard?
Oh some Scholar! Oh some Sailor!
Oh some Wise Men from the skies!
Please to tell a little Pilgrim
Where the place called "Morning" lies!

Emily Dickinson

Tulips on my Windowsill
22 January 2012

Images © Merisi

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14 Comments:

Blogger Jacinta Montgomery said...

Beautiful pictures, beautiful poetry.

24 January, 2012  
Blogger lorenzothellama said...

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful!

24 January, 2012  
Blogger Mary Howell Cromer said...

Oh but those are so lovely Merisi!

I sent you a reply on your inbox of FB, all so beautiful~

24 January, 2012  
Blogger marthainvienna said...

Dreamy!

24 January, 2012  
Blogger Charles Gramlich said...

Windowsill tulips. Lovely touch.

24 January, 2012  
Blogger ParisBreakfasts said...

Gorgeous!
even though it means multi-colored and they ain't...ahem

24 January, 2012  
Blogger Merisi said...

Thank you all for your kind comments!

Carol,
multi-colored? I don't get it. ;-)

24 January, 2012  
Blogger The Gossamer Tearoom said...

Very lovely poem and I'm so glad to see tulips!!! Spring is on it's way (I say LOUDLY as I glance out at the snow outside my window)!

Betty

24 January, 2012  
Anonymous sharon / the teacup incident said...

So very lovely! Snow is falling here in Boulder, CO but I'm warmed by your colorful tulips.

24 January, 2012  
Blogger Rambling Woods said...

Oh how pretty and love the poem

24 January, 2012  
Blogger Merisi said...

The Gossamer Tearoom:
Betty, it feels as if spring is in the air, here it Vienna. I spent last week 500 miles west, where snow keeps falling and falling.

Sharon,
keep warm!

Rambling Woods,
thank you! ;-)

24 January, 2012  
Blogger Frances said...

Merisi, that poem is so beautiful. I think that on my next visit to my library I will take the archair cage elevator to the level of the stacks where Emily D might be found. Again, I thank you for encouraging me to read poetry.

We've had a smattering of snowfall on last Saturday, that meant easy shoveling. After that, some rain and drizzle yesterday that seemed to magic the snow remains right up into the sky. Romantic fog as a result.

Today...springlike temperatures, and snowdrops blooming in Central Park.

Perhaps we are in for a gentle winter? The flowers on display outside the neighborhood groceries are definitely featuring tulips this week!

xo

25 January, 2012  
Blogger Marcheline said...

Bliss.

25 January, 2012  
Blogger Sara said...

So beautiful and I love the high view from your window.

26 January, 2012  

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