Gogyōka: Black and Red Pearls–What Confidence
Nature is Poetry.
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September 14, 2024
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Two Haiku, And A Sonnet on Seasons
And this Mama Bear will be retreating to her den shortly. I just couldn’t help myself about this prompt. Next thing I know, I’m creating a post on my phone. Hope you enjoy it. And—happy holidays.
December 16, 2023
Tanka: Bidding Farewell, Hoping They Arrive Safely
Mesmerizing fete the migrating birds perform every year. Harmonious in design. I'm sure that even Lady Moon looks forward to this yearly event. But please remember to turn off the lights... Thanks for reading, my lovelies.
September 29, 2023
The Naturalist Weekly’s Micro-Season: The Cotton Lint Opens On Time
Wrote a haiku about the cotton flower wilting, aged enough to explode into fluffy bolls. Also wrote about polka dotted ladies at work in limit of heat. Please enjoy.
August 26, 2023
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October: Season of Anise, Sweet Clove, Cinnamon, and Spices
For most people, this time of the year is a pleasant period. I close my eyes and can smell it: Sweet clementine, cinnamon, clove, and anisette cookies. But I’m nowhere close to any of those things. What do you see when you close your eyes?
October 21, 2022
All photos by Selma
Wordless: I Gave My Words Away To The Miracles
No words, just wonderment... "Where flowers bloom so does hope."~ Lady Bird Johnson Quote.
August 18, 2022