gentle honeybee
dancing upon the petals
moments of summer
Saw this flower with the honey bee on my way out to my car. One of the great joys of summer.
Tonight’s Haiku
Tag: Daily Haiku
This evening’s haiku
with hints of summer
watching the vigor of bees
as the springtime fades
This photo was taken in my front yard. The bees were quite taken with these flowers. This was shot with my Samsung S22.
I’m quite pleased with the results I get with this phone. It’s been amazing.
It’s feeling like summer here, just north of Seattle. It’s wonderful. But I’m right at the point of shifting from complaining about the cold to complaining about the heat. The comfortable temperature range for Seattle’s is between 65 & 75.
I hope you’re enjoying your weekend! May it exceed your expectations.
Spring berries, a haiku
glorious red drops
resting against the blue sky
sunlight after rain
Today’s Haiku, April 2. 2024
a burst of sunlight
feeding the new spring flowers
a break in the rain
March 23, 2024
while the raindrops fall
this day of rest progresses
into the night’s grace
Rain filled this day, and my energy level was, well, absent. But I clearly needed rest. So, I rested. A gift to myself, I guess.
Tonight’s Haiku
crocuses arise
finding their way upwards
after the show melts
Today’s Haiku
the rain grows warmer
slowly the plants awaken
the season's motion
I saw this little blossom on my walk today. Right before the rains started. It’s was cold, then damp. But I was equipped, so it was pleasant. Not a bad way to surrender a Sunday afternoon.
Today’s Haiku
I realize I’ve missed a few days. So much for my goal of posting daily.
Ok, let’s try to get back on-track.
I hope each of you has a lovely Sunday and are set up for a productive week.
Today’s Daily Haiku
the winter's sunlight upon the western mountains the song of the waves
Walking at night: a haiku
walking through the cold
feeling the grace of the night
soon the rains return
It was a good night for a walk. Brisk air was mitigated by my jacket. My main challenge: being near invisible to the passing cars. But most of my walk was far off the main roads. Thus, my key sensation was tranquility.