country roads
reflections of light
from new steel roofs
Published in on down the road, Haiku Society of America 2017 Members’ Anthology, edited by LeRoy Gorman.
I wrote this poem for EarthRise Rolling Haiku Collaboration 2015: The Year of Light, The Haiku Foundation.
Friday morning
fresh water
for the daisies
Saturday afternoon
yellow flowers
on a table in the sun
Sunday morning
clear sky above
sunrise clouds
from my archives
We are grateful for the perennials that previous owners planted, and that return every year. These include snowdrops, daffodils, tulips, primroses, ferns, daylilies, and hosta. We have added plants too, and wildflowers are welcome.
kitchen window
perennials grow
near the old trees
I wonder
what today’s poem may be
lilacs in the wind
each flower
a star for a time
daylilies
books
to read again
perennials
flowers grow well
in the gardens
hope for butterflies
raindrops cover
the window screen
branch of green leaves
Poem from May 2015
reading haiku
the generous new growth
of evergreens
Poem by Ellen Grace Olinger
Charlotte Digregorio’s Writer’s Blog
Daily Haiku: June 21, 2019
new plants grow
in our garden
tulip leaves
I wrote two new poems yesterday, and remembered poems.
spruce tree
and the moon
faith grows
Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin
Easter day
heart filled with memories
and this day’s blessings
after rain
the beautiful earth
and gardens grow
Poems For Bulletin Boards 