Tag Archives: fall
Monday morning writing joke: “Writer from St. Paul”
There once was a writer from St. Paul
Who could only write well in the fall.
With the leaves off the trees
She saw her neighbors with ease.
And then she could record it all.
Photo finish Friday (and haiku): “Bumblebee”
Summer bumblebee /
exploring the cone flower, /
your fall is unknown.
Haiku to you Thursday (and photo): “Falling”
Those who saw you fall /
might never have known you /
then they saw your tears.
Filed under 2018, Haiku to You Thursday, poetry by author
Haiku to you Thursday: “Fall wind”
The wind and the truth /
whirl with autumn’s brittle edge. /
Leaves and love are brown.
Filed under 2017, Haiku to You Thursday, poetry by author
Haiku to you Thursday: “Ego”
My ego tumbles /
among autumn rain and mud /
waiting for spring flowers.
Filed under 2017, Haiku to You Thursday, poetry by author
Photo finish Friday: “Azalea”
Fall colors; winter rain.
Filed under 2017, photo by David E. Booker, Photo Finish Friday
Photo finish Friday: “Black Walnut”
Black walnut dropped from a tree onto the street.
Filed under 2016, photo by David E. Booker, Photo Finish Friday
Haiku to you Thursday: “Wings”
Fall dips into day. /
Wings open unto the sky: /
migration returns.
Filed under 2016, Haiku to You Thursday, poetry by author
Haiku to you Thursday: “Truth”
The wind and the truth, /
Whirl on fall’s brittle edge: /
Leaves and love are brown.
Filed under 2016, Haiku to You Thursday, poetry by author
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