Sunday morning
old evergreens
in new April sun
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small snowdrops
continue to bloom
remembrance
Holy Week
gardens picture
new life
reading the Gospels
a few verses at a time
raindrops on branches
Ellen Grace Olinger
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Daily Haiku: Nov. 17, 2017
snow melting
from evergreen branches
Easter lily by a sunny window
Poinsettia too
all part of one story
April 15, 2019
Ellen Grace Olinger
Holy Week
The white tulip opens
to a crimson heart
Shaping the dough
into a loaf of bread
Maundy Thursday
Good Friday
. . . moving into the chill
of the tree’s shadow
Early tulip –
in its scarlet cup
the surprise of black
At sunrise
the shine of the church steeple
Resurrection Day
Easter lily
The challenge of His risen life
overflows the sanctuary
Carol Purington lives on a dairy farm in Western Massachusetts. For three decades she has been exploring Japanese verse forms, including haiku and tanka. She has self-published several books, including Family Farm, a collection of haiku about her home.
Illustrations by Shirley L. Horn. Winfred Press.