Tag: Poetry

  • A Haiku for the Day


    Nightshade’s Boon
    The season’s beacon
    Red blushes through verdant growth
    Sweet summer harvest

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  • 1.00am

    drawn to the edge of specific gravity
    from which liquid mystery
    emanates exotic fragrance
    known to call a man down
    to the deep of depths
    beyond the wilderness of loneliness
    past the advance of caring –
    lest you be drowned in desire
    for want of love.

  • A Haiku for the Day


    Aftermath

    Bright white, blinding light
    Drifting, clinging, bending boughs
    March snows dress the earth
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  • A Haiku for the Day

    New Year
    Robins, Cardinals
    Bright tones against melting snow
    Song brings the New Year
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  • A Poem for the Day

    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 alone.
    Fall clouds are bolder, hanging separate from one another, still and aloof under blue infinity.

  • A Poem for the Day

    Beautiful Aberration

    There!  A flash of white
    Not winter snow – autumnal delight
    The white squirrel thrives, the albino’s luck holding
    I watch in awe, joyed by its bounding flight

  • A Haiku for the Day

    A Floral Feast

    Cobalt blue shimmers
    A sharp beak pecks small white blooms
    The peacock dines well

  • A Haiku for the Day

    A Reprieve from Drought

    A knock overhead
    Rain pounds a tin roof – divine
    The very earth sighs

  • A Haiku for the Day

    The Train

    Chill steel, weathered wood
    Tracks lead both north and southward
    A whistle – distant

  • A Haiku for the Day

     Summer’s Harbinger

    Frozen, wings beat fast
    The hummingbird has returned
    Tasting sweet flowers