Thistledown and spider silk;
standing on the kitchen step
she combs sunshine
through her early-morning hair.
Tag: fragments
blue tears
blue-tiered wisteria
tumbles from the walls.
And, once more, close-up consideration of flowers has me wishing I had studied differential geometry, topology, or perhaps just topiary.
april ‘ku
another day
Once more, the Internet informs: apparently today is International Haiku Poetry Day.**
Since haiku should include a kigo – a seasonal allusion – I shall include some seasonal photos in this post.
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spring again – again
It was a dull day in the park yesterday, but amid the grey there were a couple of brighter images: there were a few pools of daffodil yellow and the willows along by the river were gauzy with green, waiting for day or two of sunshine to turn them into a mass of caterpillar catkins.
There was also this magnificent flower which I think must be a Helleborus Orientalis hybrid, perhaps a Red Lady. I presume from the fact today is Palm Sunday it can be classified as a Lenten Rose:
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don't confuse the narrator 