Originally posted on Blue Willow Haiku World (by Fay Aoyagi): 蒼天の高さを知つてをる雲雀　　高橋将夫 sôten no takasa o shitteoru hibari             it knows             the height of the blue sky             a skylark                                                 Masao Takahashi from “Haiku-kai” (“Haiku World,” a monthly haiku magazine), March 2017 Issue, Bungaku No Mori, Tokyo

Originally posted on rivrvlogr: spring blossoms on the horizon flower moon This haiku is my response to Frank Tassone’s #Haikai Challenge – Flower Moon and Colleen’s #Tanka Tuesday #Poetry Challenge No. 176: #Poet’sChoice. Image: super moon, 5:00am CST, 07 May 2020 (click image for larger view in new tab) ?

Originally posted on revivedwriter: This is for Frank’s haikai challenge about the Flower Moon, which happens to be tonight. Also, May is the month when Catholics honor Mary in a special way, and one of the traditional activities is called a May Crowning. Here is a picture from one that I participated in last year.…

Originally posted on Ontheland: Another full moon is swelling in the southern sky, the second, since March 11 when the World Health Organization declared the Pandemic. They call it the ‘flower moon’. Here, on my patch of land in Eastern Ontario, daffodils and a few dandelions have complied. This year, nature’s spring has been unfolding…

Originally posted on Charmed Chaos: flickr.com flower moon peekingshining light through wispy puffdandelion spring Colleen’s Weekly Poetry Challenge #176- Poet’s Choice Frank J. Tassone #Haikai Challenge: Flower Moon