Electric buzzes Overhead as birds take flight For safety tonight
Tag Archives: nature
Haiku #354
Water ambitionsdaily and tend to damagesencouraging growth
Haiku #326
You must look to see The beauty beyond the trees Standing between us
Doomed bloom
Even the itsy bitsy spider Found himself tired and uninspired Climbing up that water-spout Just to be washed back out He gave it a lot of thought Before deciding to take off For an environment that inspires To feel a life full of blissful desire It was on a warm spring day He set outContinue reading “Doomed bloom”
Floss-silk
Her thorns are a mystery each a sweetbrier of history With roots running deep there’s strength in her beliefs She reaches for the sky no rhymes or reasons to justify Thriving in a cold world fighting for space to unfurl Bestowed by unique beauty I find myself beguilingly on duty Barren of emotional leaves yetContinue reading “Floss-silk”
Scrub-jay ruckus
Blue-jays arrived in the West To build a nearby nest Using their natural defense They take turns on their descent Tormenting my pet From the safety of the fence It’s quite an event To witness
The butterfly effect 🦋
It’s vivid colors Made my heart sing Till I saw a torn wing Steadily flapping Despite its pain Almost happily To my wonder Dismayed
The falcon soars
I hear the drums beat In the heat of the city streets The sounds of world flutes Fluttering curtains and leaves Of the tall oak tree Out the window of my room A native chant calls with every flap Carried upon a falcons back Reminding me to look and see Find the inner peace ThatContinue reading “The falcon soars”
Serenity Found
She set out to cross the country Over treacherous mountain ranges With a manageable, steady gait Covered over thirty miles each day Till she found her final destination A serene place she wanted to stay Climbing up to the plateaus edge Pictured the view and took a look Clean, untouched forest for a den PaddedContinue reading “Serenity Found”
Dancing Leaves
On a park-side bench Saltwater Humidity Reaches with a breeze Chasing away the dried leaves Scattering, to dance for me -Tanka