We'll gather lilacs in the spring again And walk together down an English lane Until our hearts have learned to sing again When you come home once more |
And in the evening by the firelight's glow You'll hold me tight and never let me go Your eyes will tell me all I want to know When you come home once more |
WE'LL GATHER LILACS From the Show "Perchance To Dream" (1945) (Ivor Novello) Have a wonderful week, everyone. |
Gorgeous, Maggie. Perfect words to go along with these lovely lilac images. ~ Sarah
ReplyDeleteWonderful - My lilac ones are just coming into flower in the garden but the white is out. I have a vase on the dining room table and every time I walk past it the smell waft's up. Gorgeous
ReplyDeleteIt seems we have similar tastes in more than reading, these words and photos are beautiful as are the Vintage Easter cards. Thanks for the comment on my Book Review blog, great to have you aboard.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful lilacs, wonderful old song!
ReplyDeleteMaggie,
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful. When we lived in Maine, I had lots of lilacs and many varieties. Loved them all. We get back too late to see (and smell) them.
Your photos are just gorgeous.
Carol
What a great way to start my week! *gorgeous post*
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful lilacs. No blooms on ours yet, and they aren't as gorgeous as yours!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week, eat up all those jelly beans! :)
so gorgeous, i can smell them!
ReplyDeleteThose are GORGEOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteYour lilacs are gorgeous!! I think my parents generation probably understand that song more than mine. My coming of age years were peaceful ones, and I didn't see all the young men I knew shipped off to somewhere far away, perhaps to never return. We have no concept of how heartwrenching that really was.
ReplyDeleteThey make me want to sing, too. And how good they must smell! xo Jenny
ReplyDeleteI can almost smell your beautiful lilacs. The poem was a the perfect compliment to such lovely blooms!You'll be happy to hear that our snow is finally gone. It won't be long before the grass starts greening up but it will be many weeks before we smell the lilacs. Have a good week!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous lilacs - one of my favorite spring flowers. The scent is evocative of all that's sweet.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful lilac and poem. I think having such lovely weather in Europe recently has really bought so much beauty to our gardens. I have been to Portsmouth today and the weather was wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWhat part of the UK are you coming to this time?
Love Jackie.
Oh My Maggie, LOVE these pictures!!! I LOVE lilacs(who wouldn't,hehe) I actually should transplant all of mine because they "Need More Sun", the poor babies. Yours are GORGEOUS and thank you for sharing them with us.
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Donna
Gorgeous lilacs Maggie - always remind me of home and of my dear Grandma who sang that Novello song to me as a girl.
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