would the moon (an unpublished haiga)
would the moon
descend this low
for love?
ai, haiku/esa, image 2012
(blue heron perched high up on a weeping willow by the Lost Lagoon in Stanley Park, Vancouver, BC, where I live, taken last summer)
day in the park (for Friday Poetically with Brian at OSP)
a cat eats weed flowers
my dog sits on the bird bath
mom spreads a picnic basket
for baby’s feeding bottles
three crows swoop in
on my bag of popcorn,
a weed flower sticks
to my dress
baby drools
on her blue bib the sky turns
golden, i gather the crumbs
under the blooming junipers
i pull up a heather, a
squirrel flies over my head
on a twig chippers chatter—
my heather turns blue
baby picks a dandelion
the sun slides down, over skies
a swarm of snowbirds
fly home
Posted with other fun poems by and for children for Friday Poetically with Brian at One Stop Poetry. Check us out!
stillness: water as prompt (haiku from my wall at the NaHaiWriMo site)
1.
stillness–
the lotus the pond
and the sky
2.
rain
on tear-stained cheeks
cleansing over and over
March 30 NahaiWriMo profile (facebook)
Wish you were here!
Today, I’ll be with Vicki McCullough, Jessica Tremblay and Angela Naccarato–we of the Vancouver Haiku Group–and YES, Michael Dylan Welch at Van Dusen Gardens here in Vancouver, BC for the opening of Sakura Japan Days. We have a table for haiku enthusiasts or for those just curious at the Floral Hall. We expect to follow ginko walks with Michael as well as lead some ourselves. He will be on stage for a haiku reading tomorrow. I’ll be there again tomorrow. We also expect to pin on a wall curtain selected haiku we’ve written on Japan.
Wish you were here!