reading haiku
the generous new growth
of evergreens
green ferns
in morning light
bird songs
“reading haiku”
Charlotte Digregorio’s Writer’s Blog
Daily Haiku: June 21, 2019
“green ferns”
Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin
July 16, 2021
reading haiku
the generous new growth
of evergreens
green ferns
in morning light
bird songs
“reading haiku”
Charlotte Digregorio’s Writer’s Blog
Daily Haiku: June 21, 2019
“green ferns”
Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin
July 16, 2021
flowers from a store
arranged in the sunroom
one vase, then two
blue sky and green leaves
my study window view
as I pray the Psalms
by Ellen Grace Olinger
I am also reading Ripples of Air: Poems of Healing by Charlotte Digregorio. You can learn more at Charlotte Digregorio’s Writer’s Blog.
I received Charlotte Digregorio’s new print book, Ripples of Air: Poems of Healing, this week. Yesterday, I began reading and am grateful for her art.
Charlotte Digregorio’s Writer’s Blog features many poets, and I am honored to be published there.
Please read Charlotte’s post, Heal Yourself with this Book, for more information.
You can also refer to her post, It’s Published! Ripples of Air: Poems of Healing.
Ellen Grace Olinger
Haiku Exhibit Coming Soon! is a post by Charlotte Digregorio. Many of you are also familiar with the Daily Haiku at Charlotte Digregorio’s Writer’s Blog.
The June 2019 issue of The Heron’s Nest where tradition and innovation meet and complement each other is online. John Stevenson is Managing Editor of this haiku journal.
Karl took this photo in June 2015.
June 2015
Ellen Grace Olinger
Charlotte Digregorio published this poem for the Daily Haiku: November 8, 2018. It was her good idea to create a senryu from one of my tanka.
I will share both poems in this post, so you can read both versions. The poems go well with the new year soon, and the themes of my blog.
driving across
a new bridge
on an old road
Daily Haiku: November 8, 2018
driving across
a new bridge
on an old road
the miracles of
everyday life
Charlotte wrote Haiku and Senryu: A Simple Guide for All. You can learn more at her site.
Ellen Grace Olinger
rarely at your grave —
geranium blooms freely
on your workshop stool
Ellen Grace Olinger
Modern Haiku, Fall 1996
Ellen Olinger – Three Questions Series, 2010
Edited by Curtis Dunlap
Charlotte Digregorio’s Writer’s Blog
Daily Haiku: July 11, 2017
recollections
of summers gone by
voices on the breeze
From 2012
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country cemetery
trumpet vines
growing taller
than the gravestones
Time Of Singing
Summer 2012
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early hours
of quiet and poetry
gardens overflow
and if some winter
my mind forgets
my heart will know
From 2015
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loved for years
and now I know your name
blue chicory
“loved for years” was reprinted by Charlotte Digregorio for the Daily Haiku: May 27, 2017.
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