Spring storm waking up
In the deep parts of the night
Soft thunder rumbles
Spring storm waking up
In the deep parts of the night
Soft thunder rumbles
This Haiku was inspired by this post: Sherry Fundin.
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Here’s the Haiku:
A boat on the water
Sails full, filled with warm salt air
Sea breeze in my face
Sound of ghostly cries
Lost weeping soul tormented
Haunting dusty halls
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Soft grayness lingers
Milky clouds, empty of rain
Threaten the sunshine
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How about a song to kick start the weekend?
It is official
Spring is upon us today
Outside, cold and wet
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Spring has arrived, finally, but it is 40 and rainy here right now. Doesn’t really seem very Spring-like to me.
Heard this really great song this morning. Thought I would share it with you. Kind of helps with the cold weather.
Morning starts to stir
Nighttime bends, folds, and conforms
To a new sunrise
The bright red rock skimmed
Across the blue lake it bounced
One, two, three, four times
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A tough prompt this week. I had to look up the definition of this word just to kind of find a subject for this Haiku. I’m still not sure it is a great Haiku, but it does stay true to the meaning of the word “skim.” That is the word prompt at this site this week: HAIKU HORIZONS. Good luck.
Strawberry-blue sky
Sunrise mixed, tangled, twisted
In clouds of bright white
Bare naked tree limbs
Out-stretched arms reaching upwards
To the spring sunshine
Take refuge winter
Find a good safe hiding spot
Spring is back again
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A bunch of robins
Sitting and waiting on spring
In a field of grass
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I don’t know why, but a day or so ago I came upon this open grassy area and turned to look at it. I honestly think there were about twenty robins just sitting there for no reason. They were turned in all directions as if waiting for something – not sure I have seen anything like it before. I guess maybe they thought, “if we congregate and concentrate together, spring will get here soon.” I hope it works, fingers crossed.
From father to son
A gift of eternal life
If we just believe
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