Can you see the tiny mark which signals that one of our feathered neighbors has begun to enjoy these?..:)
“… put in her thumb and pulled out a plum…”
Can you see the tiny mark which signals that one of our feathered neighbors has begun to enjoy these?..:)
Moccasins at Meadow Arc 
Goodness Kimberly, this made me think of William Carlos Williams’s poem:
ThIs is Just to Say
I have eaten
the plums
that were in
the icebox
and which
you were probably
saving
for breakfast
Forgive me
they were delicious
so sweet
and so cold
LOL 🙂
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I heard this poem years ago … and it totally stuck with me too:) It always makes me wonder who he was speaking to and how they reacted after he had eaten their plums.
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It was one we had to try and interpret in a High School English class. I’ve never forgotten it 🙂
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I have no idea why, but I always imagined he was speaking to a wife with shoulder length brunette hair, wearing a pale blue top, and a nonplussed expression after finding out…
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Thank you for sharing!..:)
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Oh, it was definitely a wife. That’s why he had to smooth it over with the poem lol.
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🦜
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Ha! The Snibblewetz!
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Yes!!
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🙂
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I didn’t know what that mark meant! Thanks for sharing. And William Carlos Williams must’ve had a thing for plums!
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After I read your post I was thinking that too!
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