10 June 2025 (worthy)
Kristen Lindquist
worthy
of the last line:
irises in the rain
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worthy
of the last line:
irises in the rain
haiku walk . . .
pondering trout lilies
versus marsh marigolds
snow filling in the blank sky
a winter moth
at the window
late-night journaling
another rainy day the flow of poems
farmstand ginko
the heft
of a ripe pumpkin
* a ginko is a group haiku outing
migrating geese
the way they fly
in any poem
running alongside
the drafts of my poem
bird list
unlikely muse
the drone of a neighbor’s mower
on a Monday evening
Inspired by a presentation by Anne Burgevin yesterday, on haiku prompts, given (via Zoom) at the Haiku Society of America’s 2021 Conference. (All presentations will be available for later viewing on YouTube.) The prompt was “morning rain.”
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morning rain
the vireo’s song
on repeat
spruce cones along the trail
gathering
ideas for a poem