new green leaves
in sun and wind
pages of a book
Pink Flower Drawing is courtesy of Reusable Art.
new green leaves
in sun and wind
pages of a book
Pink Flower Drawing is courtesy of Reusable Art.
new books
from the library
spring gardens
reading haiku
seasons of the year
seasons of life
Inspired by the Haiku Society of America members anthologies.
reading haiku
the generous new growth
of evergreens
Charlotte Digregorio’s Writer’s Blog
Daily Haiku: June 21, 2019
Poems in this post are by Ellen Grace Olinger.
As April begins to look towards May, I can say that this year I see April in a new way. No longer winter, and not really spring yet here either. April. The month that begins with snowdrops and ends with forsythia where we live. Plants grow in the gardens. The perennials that flower in their time, and will call to bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Last year, Karl planted more lilies, and thistles found more room to grow. Each day beautiful.
small hyacinth plants
on the table with Easter lilies
only a month since spring began
always beautiful and interesting
warm weather and open windows
last week and a little snow today
Easter afternoon
snowdrops still bloom
in the sun
Scarlet Dragonfly Journal Issue 13 – April 2023
Monday
and planning
the week
what will grow
what should rest
WestWard Quarterly – Fall 2016
raindrops
robin in a daylily
garden
Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin – April 2020