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©Robin Edmundson, 'Violets 714', watercolor, 5 x 7 inches.
[Available framed, $125]
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When I was about 12 years old I came across the Robert Browning poem: 'Such a starved bank of moss till that May morn. Blue ran the flash across - violets were born!'.
Violets have always been a big favorite of mine and every year when the first violet blooms, I recite that poem to myself. They usually start blooming in late March or April, but I feel the same delight that Browning did when he wrote that poem.
Happy Spring!
