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| The Garden in April 2014 |
Gary pulled rough work
gloves, enjoying smells of dirt from previous gardening ventures. Between Gary and Kelly, the roses had been
pruned, now bursting in color. Gary reveled
in scented beauty.
Oranges by June,
Gary smiled. Kelly will love that.
But, last week’s wind
storm had almost destroyed the lemon tree.
Dang! If only I had cut off some branches, or
picked off older lemons…then…I
Pain burst in his
head. Behind his eyes an aura
obliterated the roses. Star bursts,
quavering lines.
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| Source: sailinjohn |
Gary crawled inside, calling “Kelly!”
Sadly, Kelly guided Gary. Another dark room day.
I'm sorry! And bummer about your lemon tree.
ReplyDeleteHope we can save it. Will have to do some serious cut-backs.
DeleteAnother migraine.
ReplyDeleteAnother day...
DeleteUggg to the migraine, always gets in the way
ReplyDeleteIt sure shot my weekend. So much for fun.
DeleteMigraines are the worst.
ReplyDeleteoh boy. this wkend was the worst. heat and pressure change + wind w/pollen.
DeleteI cannot imagine this. Your last picture is a graphic of the explosion.
ReplyDeletepretty amazing shot; I access rgbstock.com, free for bloggers from amateur artists.
DeleteMigraines can zap you and then some
ReplyDeletePain can zap you in any form but migraines? Man.
DeleteThat reminds me of migraines. One burst of light can do ya' in for the rest of the day and sometimes then some.
ReplyDeleteSometimes it can last for days.
DeleteI have felt that misery. Last one sent me to the hospital thinking I had a tumor or something. Hope your day today is rosy!
ReplyDeleteToday is good.
Deleteoh man i am sorry---hope you are much better now
ReplyDeleteToday is a windy blustery day, but I am fine.
DeleteOh no! Do the migraines often come on without warning?
ReplyDeleteI always have warnings, mostly a tightening ring right around my head, sometimes a pain over my right ear.
I hope you are feeling much better now.