grey dey

 

Taste this fog,

stir like pea soup;

thick, steamy, heady

moist air presses.

 

Watercolor of wet

still-life landscape,

paint no background;

grey droplets spatter.

 

Pickup headlights

float, pierce the misty

curtain as eery shapes

of cow ghosts appear.

 

spring’s promise

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Magnolia theme and photo from  Carpe Diem Haiku Kai .  A haiga in honor of host, Kristjaan, who recently lost his father.

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sign of new life

baptismal waters

fresh spring flows clean, heart deep, swift

He makes all things new

 

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En Dan spring of Jordan River                                    photo by lynn     2015

“miss you” haiku

 

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sky scan

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clouds tank-art

Linking to Carpe Diem Haiku Kai today…

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photo by lynn,  3-16-16

spine(less) poem psychiatry

 

Our local library is hosting a book spine poem contest for National Library Week…

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Doc,

it was me all along,

ready to fall

into the nevernight;

the cry of the dove

waking the dead,

honest pretzels!

 


I’m also participating in NaPoWriMo 30 poems in 30 days challenge: http://www.napowrimo.net/

sevenling (fantasy)

 

if dust were diamonds,

asphalt was gold, and

trees’ leaves paper money,

 

we’d sneeze on greed

drive over wealth, con~

sider banks quite funny!

 

fantastical, our discontent would blow away with wind~

 


Linking to dVerse Poetics with Lillian on “fantasy” theme…

 

a sacred covenant

It is said that good communication is necessary to build any successful relationship.  Communication and commitment certainly form the vital framework for a healthy marriage.  But effective communication goes beyond speaking and listening.  It is possible to say too much; to spew destructive words that tear a home down.  It may be possible to hear too much; to assume the worst intentions of one’s partner. Is this not why the “two will become one flesh”?  Sex is the super-glue that bonds partners, holds a marriage together.  This sacred act is designed to reconcile and unite spouses in expressing tender love, forgiveness, acceptance when words fail.  If fruitful, a couple may also be rewarded by the pleasure of children!

 

speak intimately

don’t let words get in the way

love’s body language

 

 

sakura haiga blooms

 

 

cherry blossom time

bud dreams blush to full flower

love scent on the air                                     

-link to Carpe Diem Haiku Kai
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photo by lynn

 

hopeful haiga dream

 

Linking as “haiga” (haiku on photo) for CDHK 

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but easier on eyes separately as haiku and photo…

 

fresh snow insulates

promise of spring on chinook

dream of birdsong

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photo by Alex Markovich

searching…

 

Jesus, the

Questioner,

when followed,

turned around

and asked,

dark eyes

so focused,

“What do

you want?”

Earnestly,

he asks us

too, what

is it you

really,

truly,

want?

Is it

Me?

 

 

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