snow laden branches
swaying in early spring breeze
drizzle of wet snow
Pat R
2/05/16
For Carpe Diem Haiku
snow laden branches
swaying in early spring breeze
drizzle of wet snow
Pat R
2/05/16
For Carpe Diem Haiku
a quick splash
spreading circles
frog hiding
Pat R
2/05/16
A translation of Basho’s ‘old pond’ haiku
Inspired by
The old pond
A frog jumps in-
The sound of the water
– Basho
Falling water
Resonates through the mountains
Frog’s shadow
-Chèvrefeuille (our host )
for Carpe Diem Haiku
Photo credit: Google Images
For a young child, the first sip was usually followed by spitting it out, crying, and running away. It was extremely bitter. As a child parents, grandparents and elders in general tried to get it in you or on you. On you is usually on your skin as cure for some crazy rash. In you, to cure some GI related malady. Plus ,it gave you great skin from the inside out.
cerasse tea
heals within and without
old folks tale?
cerasse tea
heals within and without
a gift from nature
Pat R
2/05/16
For Carpe Diem Haiku
These were this morning. ..in Brooklyn, New York
Then by this afternoon came the big drip along with the first sign of spring, a step in time in my garden!!! These escaped the squirrel’s rampage in the fall…
Pat R
2/05/16
For Echoes of my Neighborhood by Jackie over at “a cooking pot and twisted tales” All are invited (a photo on thursday) of your neighborhood. Pop over and see.
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