In University Heights, here in Madison today, a statue crouches, mournful somehow despite all the blue flowers, and the storybook house cowers within a cage of leafless trees:
Magnolia buds are willing to begin the effort to pop open:
There are assorted floral manifestations of conventional spring prettiness:
And just as I arrive home, I see this chalking -- maybe a child's interpretation of the spring flower or maybe of the sun:
April 11, 2005
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They are pink when still budlike. When they fully expand the pinkness will stretch out and they'll seem almost white.
Thanks, Tamar!
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