keep an eye on the road
and a head in the weeds
and bring all your quills home
Where observation and imagination meet nature in poetry.
Where observation and imagination meet nature in poetry.
keep an eye on the road
and a head in the weeds
and bring all your quills home
So cute!
That’s trouble on the hoof for an inquisitive and inexperienced dog, but a wonderful photo. They’re such interesting creatures.
Very nice find.
Sweet shot!
Awesome poem for such interesting beautiful animals! Thank you for sharing that with us! I hope that you had a wonderful weekend! Hugz Lisa and Bear
haha, so cute! Love the poem.
Cute! Great post!
Darling !
Baby porcupines are called porcupettes. Just in case you needed to know. =)
Oh, I DID need to know that everyone does. Their name is almost cuter than they are.
I learn something new every day! Thankyou!
Lovely! They are so cute!
😀 Perfect!
What fascinating critters! Although I think I prefer “our” Echidnas. (Less spikes)
They may have less spikes but they are still sharp, says she who removed one from a 100k speed zone !
Beautiful, love the image – so cute! And your words, they pushed the ‘tender-heart’ button hard…brilliant. This poem would be a nice, positive send off to any traveling loved ones. Thank you for sharing. Peace.
Very beautiful photo.
Amazing!
Thank you for your marvelous gift of always supplying me with a picture I can remember, and a poem so beautiful. You bless me every day. jlehman1945
the cutest prickly things I’ve ever seen!
wow, such an amazing piece. What I love most is the proficiency of language vibrating between the three lines. Well done ^^,
Wow!! What a blessing! Great capture!
Awwwwwwww! So cute!!!
Extremely cute! 🙂
Very clever!
Enjoyed the poem, especially the last line.
Amazing photo! Wildlife is so hard to capture; nice job.
Far too cute for words…
started my day with a big smile from this one, thank you
You are welcome!