Haiku
Irises are cool,
oh snap, I caught some bokeh,
that is a bonus!
Enjoy these days of summer!!!
Tag: poem
An “Abrupt” Haiku
Haiku
- When one is abrupt,
- I want to bristle and close,
- friendliness feeds me! via Daily Prompt: Abrupt
Hello again Haiku!
Day 140: Hello again Haiku! Here is another haiku poem:
Our chance glances meet,
blushing and enchantment bloom,
fleeting as we part.
Photo not taken by me, but comes from the free photo library.
Hope you enjoy this poem! Happy hump day! 🙂
Day 135 of 365: Hi haiku!
Day 135: It is a haiku day! Short and sweet!
I woke up to song,
no longer any slumber,
birds busy breeding.
Have a “song-filled” day! Enjoy spring as it tries hard to emerge!
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Day 124 of 365: Sun, where are you?
Day 124: Sun where are you? Sharing a poem I wrote about that elusive golden orb in the sky.
Oh sun, Oh sun!
Where have you gone?
A sun to warm us,
to turn snow into rain,
to turn brown to green,
to beckon us outside,
to turn on the bird’s song,
I hope your coming won’t take long!
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Day 113 of 365: Limerick and a Photo
Day 113: A limerick and a photo. Sharing a winter photo of some trees lining a driveway and a limerick that goes with it:
- My eyes were instantly drawn to these,
- these graceful, delicate, artful trees,
- symmetry, symmetry,
- a shot that speaks to me,
- boasting of its beauty in the breeze.
Thought I would share this limerick with St. Patrick’s Day coming soon. Limericks are said to have originated in Ireland.
LIKE or COMMENT if you would! I would welcome your limericks if you have one!
Day 109 of 365: Revisiting Limericks
Day 109: Revisiting limericks! When I first started my blog I was writing limericks and posting my photos. I thought I would share one I wrote about a year ago. It goes like this:
- This gravel road is very dear,
- as our new house site is quite near,
- where antelope play,
- and horses eat hay,
- there’s no better place on this hemisphere!
Let me know what you think! Limericks are fun to write!
Dare to LIKE or COMMENT. Happy Friday!
