Post the pic tomorrow if you can. I love magnolias.
I can’t see the pic but it might be my phone ‘s fault. I’ll try later when on the computer.
the lil written piece is beautiful though :3
I know -I think I will come back later.
I don’t see one either–Magnolias are my favorite flower so I will come back later too.
xanga can be just a tad frustrating, can’t it?!? but, i am still going to miss it (be thee over on WP, talented one?)
Still down? I cheated last night, uploaded the pics to WordPress and then just linked them. Figures, first time I’ve tried to upload images in a while.
The magnolia in my imagination is quite beautiful.
I can see the magnolia in my mind so it’s alright…their like giant gardenias perfuming the world with sweetness!
it’s a beautiful magnolia and i like the poem.
fg
There’s a magnolia tree down the street, so I can see it AND smell it!
Some of the larger Victorian houses that I pass on the way too and from work have mature magnolia trees in their front gardens. At half six in the morning the scent is divine. Similarly the large park in our town centre has an area of planting with scented trees, shrubs and flowers that slowly take over from each other as the year progresses. The magnolias there are stunning to look at and give off a beautifully intense scent.
Your poems is so romantic, so sweet, so soft…just like a magnolia! After I read the poem, I sighed. I can see the magnolia, I can smell it, too! HUGS!!! PS…I tried posting some funny photos with my Hot post yesterday and I couldn’t. It’s a shame it’s still down 24 hours later.
I can smell the sweet scent now!
I just came back to see the photo! It’s so beautiful in B&W! HUGS!!!
My favorite Nice capture!
wow. that is a MOST interesting sensation. as though i were watching a veiled dancer, that i would really rather be unveiled
in this case, thou art causing me to miss the color in the most excruciating way. good job! ;)
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Post the pic tomorrow if you can. I love magnolias.
I can’t see the pic but it might be my phone ‘s fault. I’ll try later when on the computer.
the lil written piece is beautiful though :3
I know -I think I will come back later.
I don’t see one either–Magnolias are my favorite flower so I will come back later too.
xanga can be just a tad frustrating, can’t it?!? but, i am still going to miss it
(be thee over on WP, talented one?)
Still down? I cheated last night, uploaded the pics to WordPress and then just linked them. Figures, first time I’ve tried to upload images in a while.
The magnolia in my imagination is quite beautiful.
I can see the magnolia in my mind so it’s alright…their like giant gardenias perfuming the world with sweetness!
it’s a beautiful magnolia and i like the poem.
fg
There’s a magnolia tree down the street, so I can see it AND smell it!
Some of the larger Victorian houses that I pass on the way too and from work have mature magnolia trees in their front gardens. At half six in the morning the scent is divine. Similarly the large park in our town centre has an area of planting with scented trees, shrubs and flowers that slowly take over from each other as the year progresses. The magnolias there are stunning to look at and give off a beautifully intense scent.
Your poems is so romantic, so sweet, so soft…just like a magnolia! After I read the poem, I sighed. I can see the magnolia, I can smell it, too!
It’s a shame it’s still down 24 hours later. 
HUGS!!!
PS…I tried posting some funny photos with my Hot post yesterday and I couldn’t.
I can smell the sweet scent now!
I just came back to see the photo! It’s so beautiful in B&W!
HUGS!!!
My favorite
Nice capture!
wow. that is a MOST interesting sensation. as though i were watching a veiled dancer, that i would really rather be unveiled
in this case, thou art causing me to miss the color in the most excruciating way. good job! ;)