Foliage & Haiku
chartreuse leaves unfold
dew drops slide inward
nectar for the spring hosta
by Jenni
Cheers, Jenni
P.S. Please excuse my lame Haiku, but I do enjoy writing poetry in all forms and hope to include more in future posts.
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It's not lame! I love it. I look forward to reading more. Awesome photo too!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your encouraging reply on my blog. I feel better already. I'm not giving up, that's for sure. Words like yours keep me going. Thanks.
Grace, you are so talented. I really hope you keep pushing forward. Thanks for your kind words on my silly Haiku :)
DeleteThe photo and the poem are perfect. I loved teaching Haiku to my students. It should simply paint a picture. Yours does. How peaceful.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bonnie :)
DeleteHaiku is never lame!
ReplyDeleteHaving said that, I prefer Senryu myself!
Lovely pic!
IG - Senryu? I'm going to have to look that one up :)
DeleteThis is beautiful! I love, love, love poetry so thank you for sharing it! I look forward to seeing/reading more in the future :-)
ReplyDeleteBG - you are awfully kind. Thank you :)
DeleteNot the least bit lame! Looking lovely......looking forward to more pictures and poems!
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