Summer Haiku

Thank you Edlynn. It is so sweet of you to comment on so many of my poems. I really appreciate it. ; )

I appreciate that Charlotte. Thank you.; )

Thank you Sandra. ; )

Thank you very much! ; )

Thank you very much Paul. I am happy seeing your name at the top of several lists my friend! ; )

Thank you Joseph. I was happy to see your entry place so high. ; )

Thank you Andrea. I loved Paul's. You did great at judging. ; )

Thank you very much Archana. Aloha, Connie ; )

Thank you Joseph. I have kind of been feeling writers block lately. ; )

I like that it grows wild. Thank you Laura. ; )

Thank you Sara. Actually I have not seen a pink blossom like the one pictured, but I believe they grow in the south of the USA. My little granddaughter is bugging me to take her to Costco and shopping, so more comments will have to wait. Cheers, Connie ; )

Thank you Sandra. I do love haiku. Hugs, Connie

Yes, the fruit is usually made into a drink. I haven't seen a pink flower here. I think they grow in the Southern US. Thanks Timothy. ; )

Thank you Timothy. We have a lot if Passion flowers here in Hawaii, however they are actually called Lilikoi here, but for poetry purposes I chose to call it a Passion flower. ; )

Thank you Paul. The scent is fragrant, a bit like Jasmine. They do tend to grow wildly, but got their name from the passion of Christ. Interesting, if you google it. Blessings, Connie ; )

Thank you Lenny! ; )

Wish I had taken that picture, but I got it from the net. Thank you Daver. I hope your weather has calmed down now. Love, Connie