Tan renga with Kim at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai, hosted by Kristjaan.
the sky is bluer
birds are singing once again
caressed by sunshine
© Kim M. Russell
each day is little longer
lenten season buds with hope!
© lynn__
posting poetic prose
18 Feb 2019 4 Comments
in tan renga Tags: air, birds, day, hope, sky, sunshine
Tan renga with Kim at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai, hosted by Kristjaan.
the sky is bluer
birds are singing once again
caressed by sunshine
© Kim M. Russell
each day is little longer
lenten season buds with hope!
© lynn__
27 Apr 2017 2 Comments
in rhyming verse Tags: day, home-grown, loam, pocket, poem
When i began this blog 5 Mays ago, i did not realize today is designated annual “Poem in Your Pocket Day” by The League of Canadian Poets and Academy of American Poets! How cool is that? Here’s a pocket-sized poem for the occasion.
a fresh poem
home-grown in
fertile loam of
heart’s dark tome
let thoughts roam
new ideas phloem
seeded, weeded, and
(hopefully) read(ed)
whether new haiku
or favorite sonnet
remember
to carry a
poem in
your pocket!
09 Jul 2015 4 Comments
in poem for children Tags: cows, day, hay
what do cows do?
cows chew
cows moo
cows poo
cows munch
cows lunch
cows crunch
cows hay
cows lay
cows may
all day.
30 Apr 2015 2 Comments
in limerick Tags: day, limerick, pocket, poem
A little limerick in honor of Poem in My Pocket Day…when I titled my blog, almost three years ago, I did not know it was a “national” holiday!
I carry a poem in my pocket
Obsession eccentric – don’t knock it!
May I read it aloud?
Make dead poets proud
If you enjoy versing, let’s rock it!
07 Nov 2014 3 Comments
in Uncategorized Tags: clouds, day, King, witnesses
surrounding us is
a great cloud of witnesses
awaiting the Day
* * * * *
when the King returns to earth,
riding on glorious clouds
07 Jun 2014 13 Comments
in Uncategorized Tags: day, farmer, hay, solstice, summer, work
light holds night at bay
warm earth blooms, time to make hay
farmer’s favorite day
dandelion lawn
cows in pasture, tractor’s song
work as day is long
Written in response to Carpe Diem’s prompt as we all anticipate the longest day