Originally posted on Roth Poetry: Pumpkins lined in rows Fall harvest yields a great bounty Corn maze draws big crowds Kids love pumpkin pickin’ patch Picking their own Great Pumpkin ? Photos of the Oregon Dairy in Lancaster County, PA: Dwight L. Roth Written for Frank Tassone’s Haikai Challenge today which is to write a…

Originally posted on Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin: These are two of my first haiku, published in PEGASUS in 1994. A few petunias snapdragons, gold and white mums the robins are gone. Holding in my heart as days become cold and dark robins will return. Ellen Grace Olinger

Originally posted on Ontheland: duck heads feather tucked sentinels by the water standing on one leg : in unison graceful sway of consensus grasses in the wind : first leaf scatter in autumn winds’ ocean roar time to surrender ~ ©️2018 Ontheland Note: my photo shows both geese and ducks standing on one leg.

Originally posted on #ThisIsMyPoetryBlog:   someday’s ink spills out on paper – letters emerge – take poetry form – reading coffee sludge or tea leaves at the bottom of my Polish cup museum talk today – revealing to know how stuff survives to explain will it rain today? I’d like to be – weatherman –…