Originally posted on Miriam's Well: Poetry, Land Art, and Beyond: grackle play the iridescence of solar panels pond goslings… a mom mimics her toddler’s delight the blank slate of new snow… juncos winter solstice a nuthatch turns upside down dripping icicles a robin plucks holly berries Brad Bennett is an elementary school teacher who lives…

Originally posted on revivedwriter: This is a poem from this exact date 3 years ago, shared again, thanks to Fandango’s “flashback Friday.” I decided to simplify my posting today by reposting an old piece that you may have missed. Even I had forgotten about it. 🙂 The original post is here. —————————————————————————————— It’s time for…

Originally posted on Straight From My Heart: Sudden heat Nor’wester rushes in.. Mayhem till it lasts. Copyright @ Goutam Dutta https://frankjtassone.com/2021/03/06/haikai-challenge-179-181-2-20-2-27-3-6-spring-trinity-haiku-senryu-haibun-tanka-haiga-renga/?wref=tp

#Haiku Happenings #2: Jules’ latest haibun for my current #Haikai Challenge! Incalculable Risks like a lake moongladethe snow moon is mirrored onwinter creek water Free, harsh, stone cold air horning in on the banks, taking vast chunks of soil out of the turns.Through the glass of the window as I remain sitting in the light of…

Originally posted on a poem in my pocket: wet birth of fresh calf sanctifies muddy season remaining snow melts “Zansetsu” is a Japanese kigo that means “remaining snow”… from Frank J. Tassone’s recent prompt at American Hajjin