Originally posted on kanzen sakura: Mish is the pub tender today and has given us a photo prompt.  She has given us the link to https://sunearthsky.com/  Sandra Knight is the photographer and the collection is called Meditations from the Midwest.  Some are black and white and others are in color.  She has given us permission to…

#Haiku Happenings #11: The Haiku Foundation’s book of the week! https://www.thehaikufoundation.org/2018/01/08/book-of-the-week-dreaming-sunlight/

Originally posted on haiku tree: a full moon drifts in the clouds lost and found ?

Originally posted on Life in Portofino: ? Saturdays are promises misspoken that carry ammunition for the week.  We enter a range of exhaustion, bullet bright, concentric motifs that rifle us past the Sun.  Mooning our loss of respite from the race, a legion rattles Is velocity even a question? What deserts scorched at perihelion? Melting…

Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes: A tanka for Colleen’s weekly prompt. Words I haven’t used Destination & Guide Too full the sky, too heavy with cloud and crow birds, breaking sweet silence. This path we follow through storm and glimpsed sun will have an end.

Originally posted on revivedwriter: DVerse’s latest haibun Monday is about the  winter moon, which is exciting for me because I always like an excuse to write about the moon. Also, it has been particularly beautiful lately. The winter moon is always beautiful. A few nights ago, I looked outside and noticed its brightness. It often looks…

Originally posted on Ontheland: When the thermometer plummets to double digits below zero (Celsius) an increase to -8 degrees is warmer weather: from thirty to eight a ladder of minuses climbs to warmer weather Even when the heat thermostat setting is steady, it feels colder inside: Arctic cold pierces — sharp needles puncture walls of…