spring flowers hang limply, after the downpour
Pelted Blossoms [Haiku]
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Tag Archives: Spring
Spring Rains [Haiku]
Spring Flowers [Haiku]
spring blossoms - damp from passing showers - droop, but stay bright
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Spring Yellow [Haibun]
The pond that was mirror clear in March is obscured by a thousand April flowers. Tiny yellow flowers standing on stiff stalks. The crisscross bands that stabilize the base of each flower somehow make the water look more viscous -- like clear syrup or polished glass. These pale proto-leaves, more root than leaf, float just below the surface. Somehow, these unstable structures hold tightly -- testament to the pond's tranquility. yellow flowers bloom from a clear pond as if from glass
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POEM: Newly Evergreen [PoMo Day 16 – Tanka]
under spring skies, the evergreen - thick with new needles - echoes the tune sung by hardwood neighbors
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Spring Blossom Tanka
blossoms fall,
tumbling in a stiff breeze;
on the ground
they form a purple shadow,
ignoring the sunlight
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Springtime Haiku
breezy days
cool air weaves its way
through the pines
birds abound,
passing through again,
heading home
the spring thaw
muddy ground squishes
underfoot
dripping leaves,
patter of bulbous rain;
din of spring
color bursts,
fatal assault upon
dreary days
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DAILY PHOTO: McGill University in the Springtime
Taken in March of 2011 in Montreal, Canada
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DAILY PHOTO: Flowers on a Pond
April 2012; Yellow River, Georgia
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Early Spring Haiku
stalwart Beech tree
still gathering sunlight
on last year’s leaf
dandelion
arrives to party first
eager flower
a bud breaks open
its tiny leaf waves hello
welcoming the spring
spring’s urgent leisure
flowers drop a fine pollen
to ride listless winds
the !n(tro)verted yogi 