*
Jasmin
Star
Jasmin
tumbling
down
over
rocks
Pinwheels
spinning
perfume
through
the warm air
from
tiny moon faces
I pick a cluster
and
drive home
in a cocoon
of sweet
Jasmin breath
*
I am climbing aboard
the flying Kangaroo
hopping over the Tasman
for a few days...
See you later
and
Happy days
*
Oh my, oh my . . . this makes me want to cry. When I lived in Louisiana I had a trellis covered in star jasmine.
ReplyDeleteIt arched over the walkway outside the kitchen, and there was a fish pond on the other side.
It was so lovely, and even though I would much rather be where I am now, I do miss lush and fragrant plants - star jasmine most of all.
I hope your trip is wonderful.
Jasmine is close to my heart, it being among the first of the flowering plants to establish itself firmly in my consciousness able to do so on the strength of its perfume. Jasmine grows on three sides of my house.
ReplyDeleteMay your trip be fulfilling. Tell your dad how much you love him.
How beautiful! Our Autumn is cold and wet this year, so I'm looking forward to our Spring weather again - only 7 months from now!
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a lovely trip.
I wish you Hugs and Happy Days,
Angela
I swear Delwyn, as I read this and looked at the pictures I could almost smell that wonderful Jasmine! We have a bush here with flowers and smell very similar called Mock Orange or Mock Jasmine but the smell is not as intoxicating as the real Jasmine. Have a great trip!
ReplyDeleteMmmm, Jasmine.
ReplyDeleteA flying kangaroo? Now that's a vision!
Have a good trip.
"Pinwheels spinning scent"
ReplyDeleteWow, you rock.
Aloha, Friend!
Comfort Spiral
Beautiful phrases! Our jasmine has closed up for now...we planted as much as we could near our bedroom windo so that the smell drifts in. I'm glad to see other jasmine thriving. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely flowing plant. I wonder if it is similar to a gardenia? I love that heavy scent.
ReplyDeleteHave a good visit to NZ. Safe Trip.
Hi Delwyn
ReplyDeleteWe used to have Winter Jasmin up the front of our cottage when we lived in Cornwall. What it lacked in fragrance, it made up for with a delightful display of yellow flower throughout the winter months.
Love your post. Safe journey.
....and you give all of "us" a gift of flowers as you leave on your trip...Sweet Jasmine Sweet Delwyn!
ReplyDeleteHave a safe trip,
Wanda
i've never seen jasmine before. never seen it as a real live plant in my life. it's as beautiful as its scent. thanks for leaving a trail of perfume in your wake. godspeed on your journey to be with your father. steven
ReplyDeleteJasmine is indeed a heavenly plant.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are beautiful, I wish I could properly gauge their size from the photos.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your trip to Tasmania. Everything about living in Australia seems so exotic.
And, considering the temperatures we're having here right now, warm.
I will stay and smell your sweet jasmin until you return safely from your trip to the land of the long white cloud.
ReplyDeleteOh, Delwyn, that's one plant that I share with you and love. The fragrance is beyond heavenly. Thank you for the beautiful post. Blessings!!
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy your little jaunt, Delwyn!
ReplyDeleteOh how the scent of jasmine can intoxicate human beings!
Lovely. That's all there is to it.
Rosey
Sooo beautiful. Do they smell as pretty as they look?
ReplyDeleteDelwyn
ReplyDeleteI hope you'll have a good time in the Tasman!! Looking forward to hearing about it very much!
Your white jasmine look so pure and beautiful The fragrance must be sweet and intoxicating!
Take care!!
I am trying to connect to your blog as FOLLOER but I don't know if you can see me in the list of your many followers!?
ReplyDeleteThis blog is just fantastic to see and "hear" about Jasmin when here we are getting the first hit with Old Man winter! It is too soon anyway!
I wish I would know more about those places you live and travel!
I love the beautiful colorful blossoms you feature each time I visit. How refreshing!!!
ReplyDeleteit's a beautiful flower...off to check what zone they survive in...
ReplyDeleteI love jasmine. We have nightblooming, and the scent is intoxicating.
ReplyDeleteSafe travels!
what a beautiful flower! Have a good trip!
ReplyDeleteOh, how fun, Delwyn :D Have a wonderful trip!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures too :D
Hugs :D
Your pictures are always so vivid and captivating. I have never seen trailing jasmine. I will look for it come spring.
ReplyDeleteNot only is it one of my favourite flowers, but also one of my favourite names in Spanish: Jazmin or Yasmin, or Yazmin.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from London.
Love your star jasmine plant. I have a different variety of jasmine in my garden. Another type of creeper that I have is the Rangoon Creeper (Quisqualis Indica) which perfumes my garden with its delicate scent.
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
ReplyDeleteWe had night blooming jasmine in San Francisco. Oh the scent of summer nights there - wow wow wow. Such a powerful yet dainty scent. Yum!!
the scent of jasmine is intoxicating. so wonderful to have enough of it growing wild to cut a sprig and take it home.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely break , Delwyn
appropriate selection of pictures
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