Originally posted on Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin: brown fernsand daylily leavesrest on the groundin autumn sunlate September yard Creative Note: Today I reached 50 Posts at Large Print Poems. Hope the site is a helpful resource. It seems to be growing well.

Originally posted on rivrvlogr: I’ve decided to try to create a “haiga sort of image” for Mother Nature, a poem inspired by Catrin Welz-Stein’s Listen, which was posted yesterday as a response to the dVerse prompt Let the Words Be Your Paintbrush! from Lillian at dVerse ~ Poets Pub.  I’ve attempted two different text formats…

Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes: Fun with Google translate, or the perils of trusting a machine to make poetry. sun moon day nightbalanced the space of a daybefore earth tips spillsrain fills thirsty mouths washingsummer’s dust-dry taste away gives this (inaccurate) French translation: soleil lune jour nuitéquilibré l’espace d’une journéeavant que la terre ne…

Originally posted on Vento del giorno: foto © A.M. una tazza di tècolma di nostalgia –tramonto sul mare a cup of teafilled with yearning –sunset at sea © A.M.

Originally posted on Haiku Art Site: small road . . .?an old tree in a well-worn field Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com

Originally posted on Ontheland: white dew in morning hush a stem falls how damp the wind as days fade to night . . ©️2020 Ontheland Haikai Challenge #157 – – autumn equinox