22 June 2021 (rain)
Kristen Lindquist
summer rain
just the sound
of those words . . .
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summer rain
just the sound
of those words . . .
concerns for voting rights . . .
multiflora rose overwhelms
the riverbank
first day of summer
a patch of sun moves
past the curled cat
fledgling crows
find their voices
riverside mud
catbird morning the first strawberries
surreal dreams all night . . .
the last of the peonies
drops its petals
summer begins
in this tourist town
multiflora rose
morning rain
in conversation
with a goldfinch
neighborhood watch
crows chase a hawk
through our yard
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
summer fling . . .
the weeds I didn’t pull
now flowering