Covering the sky
Thick and ominous dark clouds
Morning starts in grey
Tag: Haiku
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Haiku – 9/10/2020
Covering the sky
Thick and ominous dark clouds
Morning starts in grey
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Haiku – 9/9/2020
Soft splashes of rain
Falling on the clear window
Nature’s warm teardrops
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Haiku – 9/7/2020
Shining bright and strong
Nature’s warm healing power
Pushing through the leaves
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Haiku – 9/6/2020
Cool air of autumn
Slicing like a silver knife
Into summer’s heat
🍂
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Haiku – 9/5/2020
Simply gorgeous day
Bright, warm, and healing sunshine
Shining in the sky
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Haiku – 9/4/2020
Waiting and watching
Studying potential prey
Eyes sharp and focused
This podcast inspired me today. Question of the Day: open.spotify.com/episode
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Haiku – 9/3/2020
Hot muggy morning
Listening to cicadas
Sing their summer song
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Haiku – 8/31/2020
A breezy coolness
Fall nipping at summer’s edge
Heat taking a pause
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Haiku – 8/30/2020
Laying in the bed
Underneath the warm soft sheets
Hard to face the day
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Haiku – 8/29/2020
Listening to birds sing
Watching the wind shift the leaves
Wonderful nature
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Haiku – 8/27/2020
Flowers blossoming
Filled with the warmth of summer
Bursting with color
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Haiku – 8/26/2020
Through the car’s sunroof
Blue skies stretching endlessly
Sunshine warm and soft
☀️
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Haiku – 8/25/2020
A lonely songbird
Singing softly cheerful tunes
Concert in the trees
🌳
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Haiku – 8/24/2020
A soft rain falling
Cascading down the windshield
Wipers swishing slow
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Haiku – 8/23/2020
Slice of key lime pie
Cool, tart, sweet, and tropical
Food escapism
New episode on the Song Lines and Tan Lines Podcast. Goes well with Key Lime Pie.
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Haiku – 8/21/2020
Black Caterpillar
Moving to it’s own slow beat
Legs slowly churning
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Haiku – 8/20/2020
Silence in the black
Hearing only quiet night
A muted darkness
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Haiku – 8/18/2020
Blades of tall green grass
Cool moisture laying on it
Quenching the dry Earth
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Haiku – 8/17/2020
Tiny bird chirping
Sitting on the deck’s railing
Waiting on sunshine
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Haiku – 8/16/2020
In the night’s darkness
Shadows twisting and moving
Hidden by the black
A Poetry Journey 
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