Snail sets sail
on cordgrass stalk.
Gulls squawk.
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Tag Archives: spring
Let Me
Let me be the shadow
under your bloom,
the stone that
lifts you,
the lichen that
breaks rock to soil. Continue reading
By the Brambles
Groundhogs amble past brambles.
Winter torpor adds a weighty waddle
to their dandelion waltz. Continue reading
Angel Spring
Fresh rain dimples
Mother Ocean,
intertwining with brine
in frothy swells, Continue reading
Signs of Spring
snow doesn’t stick
buds burst, robins return
it’s spring
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Under the Snow
Under the snow
that falls today,
are blooms that
smell like blue sky
and sunshine.
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Snow Flies
snow flies
tingles but doesn’t bite,
winter’s waning
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Bittersweet Blues
bittersweet spring,
winter has overstayed
cold silence
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Cyclone Rain
rain’s dragonish curves
stinging, quartz-like mask
cuts away winter
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Spring Greening
tiny shoots
break the brown earth,
rabbits are glad
tiny shoots of gladness
tickle my wintery skin
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Seeds in Snow
icy snowbanks
may delay growth,
but not forever
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Strawberry Moment
dusty road
farmstand strawberries
spring in my step
Notes: This was written in honor of Suzanne’s new haiku prompt site, On the Road. Continue reading
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