A Haiku for the Day
Nightshade’s Boon The season’s beacon Red blushes through verdant growth Sweet summer harvest –
Continue reading →Nightshade’s Boon The season’s beacon Red blushes through verdant growth Sweet summer harvest –
Continue reading →drawn to the edge of specific gravityfrom which liquid mystery emanates exotic fragrance known to call a man down to the deep of depthsbeyond the wilderness of lonelinesspast the advance of caring – lest you be drowned in desire for … Continue reading →
Aftermath Bright white, blinding light Drifting, clinging, bending boughs March snows dress the earth –
Continue reading →New Year Robins, Cardinals Bright tones against melting snow Song brings the New Year –
Continue reading →November Has Come Glorious autumn attire fades from the trees, greenish gold crisping to brown. Periodic cascades of leaves twist and turn their way to the ground, seeming to lose their grip in groups as if afraid to let go … Continue reading →
Beautiful Aberration There! A flash of whiteNot winter snow – autumnal delightThe white squirrel thrives, the albino’s luck holdingI watch in awe, joyed by its bounding flight
Continue reading →A Floral Feast Cobalt blue shimmersA sharp beak pecks small white bloomsThe peacock dines well
Continue reading →A Reprieve from Drought A knock overheadRain pounds a tin roof – divineThe very earth sighs
Continue reading →The Train Chill steel, weathered woodTracks lead both north and southwardA whistle – distant
Continue reading →Summer’s Harbinger Frozen, wings beat fastThe hummingbird has returnedTasting sweet flowers
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