If you have somehow found your way to this site I apologize. This was my very first attempt at a blog but I didn’t like it so I deleted it. Or rather I thought I did. Intrepid people still find their way here. So I thought I should leave something for them to read. There […]
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Haiku #27

What strange whispering—in Spring heat, pine cones popping—softly staccato Photo courtesy of John Haslam @ Wikimedia Commons
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Haiku #26

Marina in MayBoat slips fill with white ship sailsGulls complain and cry Photo courtesy of Peter H @ Pixabay
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Haiku #24

Browns and greys ground us—Buds gently open skyward—Greens pique the palette Photo courtesy of Ann-Christine @ LEYA https://lagottocattleya.wordpress.com/
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Haiku #22

Joggers splash puddles—I step aside, turn my back—Useless umbrella! Photo discovered @ Pixabay
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Haiku #21

Love walked among us—Spring lambs, breaking bread, new wine—Earth could not hold him
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Haiku #20

Greens finally spring—poking up through old dead leaves—Geese devour the sprouts Upper and lower photos are courtesy of Jerry McFarland @ Flickr
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Haiku #19

Wary elders tread probing pavement with their canes Spring melt? or black ice! Photo attribution: Tembela Bohle @ Pexels
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Haiku #18

Spring mud aromaRust and rot, sour, salty, sweetKids’ boots stuck in muck Photo by Ann-Christine @ https://lagottocattleya.wordpress.com/2021/03/04/thursday-thoughts-outdoors-varvinter/
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Haiku #17

Pepper speckled snowSoot covered mounds melt slowlyGardens dream beneath Photograph by Marina Kanavaki @ https://marinakanavaki.com/ Please visit her multi-talented artist’s website
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