DAILY PHOTO: Orange Orchids Posted on March 23, 2023 by B Gourley 2 Share on Facebook, Twitter, Email, etc.PrintWhatsAppMoreShare on TumblrTweetEmailLike this:Like Loading...
The Peacock Flower [Senryū] Posted on March 22, 2023 by B Gourley Reply for a peacock to look Peacock Flower-like, it must be on fire. Share on Facebook, Twitter, Email, etc.PrintWhatsAppMoreShare on TumblrTweetEmailLike this:Like Loading...
Autumn Orange [Haiku] Posted on March 17, 2023 by B Gourley 1 autumn orange: to live most brightly just before the end. Share on Facebook, Twitter, Email, etc.PrintWhatsAppMoreShare on TumblrTweetEmailLike this:Like Loading...
DAILY PHOTO: Onion Fields Posted on March 17, 2023 by B Gourley Reply Share on Facebook, Twitter, Email, etc.PrintWhatsAppMoreShare on TumblrTweetEmailLike this:Like Loading...
Overgrown [Haiku] Posted on March 12, 2023 by B Gourley Reply a building's corner shows like the edge of a face, under a tree's coif Share on Facebook, Twitter, Email, etc.PrintWhatsAppMoreShare on TumblrTweetEmailLike this:Like Loading...
Tree as Totem [Haiku] Posted on March 11, 2023 by B Gourley Reply the world beyond the nearest tree often feels suspect. Share on Facebook, Twitter, Email, etc.PrintWhatsAppMoreShare on TumblrTweetEmailLike this:Like Loading...
Merge [Haiku] Posted on March 10, 2023 by B Gourley Reply two common trees, seen from a distance, merge to an ideal. Share on Facebook, Twitter, Email, etc.PrintWhatsAppMoreShare on TumblrTweetEmailLike this:Like Loading...
Frangipani [Haiku] Posted on March 4, 2023 by B Gourley Reply frangipani bloom on a barren branch; turn away, it falls. Share on Facebook, Twitter, Email, etc.PrintWhatsAppMoreShare on TumblrTweetEmailLike this:Like Loading...
Autumn Wildflowers [Haiku] Posted on March 3, 2023 by B Gourley Reply as leaves fall, & weather cools, i'm warmed by autumn wildflowers. Share on Facebook, Twitter, Email, etc.PrintWhatsAppMoreShare on TumblrTweetEmailLike this:Like Loading...
Fruit Beauty [Common Meter] Posted on March 3, 2023 by B Gourley Reply The flawless deep green melon rind houses a pink, bland flesh.The rind - pitted, yellowed, lumpy - hides fruit: red, sweet, & fresh. Share on Facebook, Twitter, Email, etc.PrintWhatsAppMoreShare on TumblrTweetEmailLike this:Like Loading...