Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes: celebration in these days of unease is watching the meadow spreading green and remembering

Originally posted on Starlight and Moonbeams: https://frankjtassone.com/2020/03/14/haikai-challenge-130-3-14-20-spring-autumn-equinox-higan-haiku-senryu-haibun-tanka-haiga-renga/?wref=tp This week, we meet the seasonal crossroads. The Northern hemisphere celebrates the spring equinox, while the Southern honors the Autumn equinox. Likewise, we approach the midseason of Spring/Autumn, respectively, as reckoned by the traditional calendar. Have you felt the change? Longer, warmer days–not that there have been many…

Originally posted on thoughts and entanglements: Photo: Taken in my garden today. I didn’t do it, I promise. And that’s a clay pot. Who knows what else is under there! ? forging a path through no shrinking from adversity tulips in the midst of a glorious spring fling gone are thoughts of winter Pat R…

Originally posted on the other bunny: A rented room. This saggy mattress and assemble-it-yourself bookshelf. Yet, how sweet are those hardwood floors? And the sound of one’s own footfall in the silence. when home is no longer : home Kelly Sauvage Angel

Originally posted on Miriam's Well: Poetry, Land Art, and Beyond: First plum blossoms–an old man sells church-shaped bird feeders from his truck bed

#Haiku Happenings #7: Peter Bouchier’s latest haiku for my current #haikai challenge! J.S. Bach’s birthday corona from outer space keeps on shining through Equinox – Waar mijn pen ligt, ben ik thuis