A charming snapshot of nature’s quiet rebellion—wildflowers doing what they do best! Love how it captures both beauty and untamed growth in just a few words.

Nicely put together, Anne-Lise. :) john

Hi Anne-Lise, when I was young, I used to think that some wild flowers were more beautiful than the cultivated ones. All we get are weeds from other people's gardens. I love the Monoku, and the picture complements your words completely. You encompass the thought so easily. Your friend always ..... Mike. XXX

I see some dandelions and maybe some broom sage shoots. I like the path cut down the middle. LOL..I wonder if they are letting all the wild plants go to seed. Thanks for sharing. Creative one you have penned. Sara K

Your poem, unlike these beautiful wild flowers, is not overgrown.. it's just right. Well done!

I really like this one, not overdone.

Wild flowers grow quickly. Soon winter will kill them all. Prepare your soil, weed and sow lovelier plants.

I like the humorous slant in yours

Such a wonderful monoku my dear poet friend Annelise. Wildflowers quickly grow and spread and some are more beautiful than some garden flowers. I also wrote one for the contest. If I'm not mistaken, our dear poet sponsor asked a monoku packed with alliteration. I'll go and check again if I'm right, ok. Tyvm again and best winning wishes in the contest. God bless you always and your poetry. Hugs

Those are beautiful!! Spring and summer shall bless your garden <3

Hello Sunshine smile, You now have many flowers to look after. Hugs. /Darlene/

natural beauty Anne- Lise! hugs Jan xx

So natural! hugs ~ AA