Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes: The hares are back! This house sits on the side of the hill, where it has sat for hundreds of years, as the cracks widen, plants push through the walls, and water courses rise through the floor, mice tunnel down through the beams. March days, hares run the meadow…

Originally posted on .SCRAMBLED, NOT FRIED: A haibun for this morning’s Twiglet: ———[||]——— The Linger Last night’s memory is enhanced by the scent of incense she lit before vanishing again this morning, earlier than he’d hoped, leaving him in bliss, still in bed, wondering how much of his life is merely dream.? sandalwood morning feels…

Originally posted on Blue Willow Haiku World (by Fay Aoyagi): 少しずつぽたりぽたりと春の水 ???松尾和希 sukoshi zutsu potari potari to haru no mizu ??????????? dripping, dripping ??????????? a little by a little ??????????? water in spring ??????????????????????????????????????????????? Kazuki Matsuo???????? from Shûkan Haiku (Haiku Weekly) #759. 11/7/21 Issue, http://weekly-haiku.blogspot.com Fay’s Note:? The poet was born in 2013.

Originally posted on Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin: March sunevergreen branchesin the wind Photo by Hal Moran on Pexels.com