a little wind
and a few leaves fall
from tree to garden
Category: Haiku
late Summer garden
late Summer garden
and the lake in sun
blessings of friendship
2014
brown ferns
and daylily leaves
rest on the ground
in Autumn sun
late September yard
2020
early morning
early morning
light on an old painting
in a new place
And I remember an older poem.
rearranging
art on the walls
cards, and small gifts
from friends
I see them anew
the day changes
the day changes
with light and seasons
Autumn soon
Saturday morning
Saturday morning
birds that stay
visit the birch tree
time for lunch
cardinals by a pumpkin
in the garden
Leaves
L ove
E ternal
A nd
F orever
LEAF
light falls
through yellow maple leaves
the mercy of God
“light falls” was my poem in Full of Moonlight: Haiku Society of America 2016 Members’ Anthology, edited by David Grayson.
Also published by Charlotte Digregorio’s Writer’s Blog
Daily Haiku: Aug. 21, 2019
Ellen Grace Olinger
Creative Note: Time Of Singing poetry journal
I am reading poems from Time Of Singing, Volume 48 Number 2, Summer 2021. Lora Homan Zill is the Editor. Ken Gibble is the Contributing Editor for this issue. The photography is by Bobbie Rochow. Wind & Water Press is the publisher, from Conneaut Lake, PA.
These are some of my Fall poems that were published by Time Of Singing (TOS).
how gentle the wind
in predawn rose light
after the harvest moon
I begin October
with small and growing hopes
TOS, Fall 2012
late November
sun fills a glass
for a time
TOS, Fall 2013
my large print Bible
rests on the Thanksgiving tray
the bread of life
reading poetry
my coffee gets cold
guess I made it
for the fragrance
TOS, Fall 2016
Ellen Grace Olinger
