Originally posted on Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin: October goes by one day at a time lowering storm windows here and there Images: Reusable Art

Originally posted on Bending moments: after the funeral our pensive steps to the car park through pruned rose garden shrouded too in silence (Blithe Spirit) Volumd 28, Number 3

Originally posted on Ada's Poetry Alcove (2): Carpe Diem #1511 Basho’s Blossoms (Revise That Haiku) samazama no koto omoidasu sakura kana how many, many things they call to mind these cherry-blossoms! © Basho          R. H. Blyth also translated Basho’s haiku into English  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cherry blossom whispers calling me, calling me stirring…

Originally posted on Haiku Three Six Five. : recurrent battle – the red creeper overruns the roof until fall.

Originally posted on Ontheland: My home is becoming a dark winter house again, the annual transition to a new rhythm entering my consciousness—grey shadows, more dullness than light, cold and damp seeping through every crack. I search within for the subtle changes I need at this time of year.  Have I always felt this tired…

#Haiku Happenings #9: Tia Haynes’ latest #senryu appear in Failed Haiku!

Originally posted on Riverside Peace: #Haiku Happenings #8: Chrissy Siggee’s latest #haiga! Riverside Peace View original post