petals scattering
memories of fading spring
summer whispers “soon”
Watching the trees shed their blossoms’ petals is both beautiful and sad. Summer comes on the death of spring.
Earthbound Blossoms
Tag: photography
Saturday Morning, January 9, 2021
frost upon the grass
breadcrumbs for the Steller’s Jays
dawn’s tranquility
Featured image by me, shot with an Olympus Pen, E-PL1 at f/3.5, 1/60
Doorways
the passage of time
sun and rain changing so much
yet beauty remains
I found this door on a recent trip to Port Townsend, WA. The marvelous character of this worn door spoke to me. All things age. Where do we find our grace?
Haiku Response: May 20, 2020
This photo called to me for a haiku, and I was delighted to oblige.
the sun slips below
warm blazing orange blankets
when will the stars dance?
A Photo Inspired Haiku
joyful floral scents
moments of urban beauty soon,
war’s horrors rise
I wrote this haiku after seeing the post below. Such a lovely photo coming a breath before the horror of World War I.
Haiku, January 28, 2019
the soul of a tree
life with bark skin forgotten
ghostly echoing
A Fairhaven Haiku, December 10, 2019
embraced by the night
walking, the air freeing me
birds high overhead
A photo and a poem from the Edmonds Waterfront
A walk through the dark
Moving over the boardwalk
The quiet’s beauty
I enjoyed editing this one. The texture is wonderful, at least to me.
May 6th, 2019 Haiku
The tulip’s fire
Graceful beauty bursting forth
Spring time’s sun warmer
Walking along the shore
Walking in the night
Enjoying this graceful scene
Of the moon’s ascent
One of my favorite places is the waterfront in Edmonds, about 30 miles north of Seattle. I adore walking along the shore. Even tonight in the cold, though there were moments of striking clarity.
