Evening Song: A Poem
Do you ever need a break from the routines of life? How about from electronics—the phone, laptop, and TV? Does … Continue reading Evening Song: A Poem
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Lunchtime Tanka
Looking for something more than a haiku, I stumbled upon the Japanese poetic form “tanka.” It’s similar to a haiku … Continue reading Lunchtime Tanka
A Haiku for Today
After being home now for two and a half days (I admit, it seems much longer than that), I’m trying … Continue reading A Haiku for Today
Winter’s Ridiculous Hold
Was it just a week ago that I ran outside without a coat and full-length tights? It’s hard to recall … Continue reading Winter’s Ridiculous Hold
Ready for Spring
With plentiful sunshine, I find myself pushing through the last days of winter and heralding spring. Mother Nature has given … Continue reading Ready for Spring
Poetry for a Dreary Day
What a miserable day! The snow we had overnight melted when the temperature rose and the precipitation changed to rain. … Continue reading Poetry for a Dreary Day
A Winter Beach Day
A quick trip to Florida provided much needed sunshine and mild temperatures. Read mild—not overly warm, and definitely not hot. … Continue reading A Winter Beach Day
Guest Post: Poet Hannah Six
A Slice of Lime (Day 372) Simple afternoon blistering in lavender shadows book on the table eyes drifting closed as you doze … Continue reading Guest Post: Poet Hannah Six
Playing with Haiku
I’ve been in the mood lately to write haiku. It’s a short, but rewarding challenge. Remember, a haiku poem has … Continue reading Playing with Haiku
Haiku: The Lotus
The Lotus Pretty pink flowers. Warm sun beckoning blossoms. Sweat beads on my brow. Continue reading Haiku: The Lotus
Wildberry Walker 