Red maple tree Landmark on top of the hill Lost all its leaves #haiku #haïku #haikupoetscommunity #haikupoem #haikupoet #haikucommunity #poem #poet #poetry #poetrycommunity #micropoetry #DailyHaikuPrompt

tangled in seaweed a small plastic dinosaur gifted by the tide #Haiku #DailyHaikuPrompt Seaweed

native asters grow wilder in my yard now—still monarchs pause here #haiku

made it to kitchen under my own steam— this counts as celebration #haiku #bloomscrolling

a longer walk to the polls becomes a march #haiku #NoKings

I need comfort I tell him—his dog comes to sit on my feet #haiku

withdrawal— paying the price for euphoria #haiku

yellow butterflies and I at red sage blossoms note the chill #haiku

wondering is this hummingbird the last to sip at this year’s feeder? #haiku

after 6 months, pain free— just as we close the pool #haiku

cusp of morning— both night and dawn songs at the river #haiku

not quite September— yellow leaves coat the ground under the trees #haiku

this light of mine is refillable repeatedly

I didn’t cry then— when I do, will I stop? #haiku

from my window once shunned white blossoms stand out #haiku

full moon rising large garden spider weaves another ring #haiku

100 degree day— even indoors I wilt #haiku

opening a blind to the day already begun #haiku

#poetry #haiku #poem The shed won’t open. Inside, a spade on the wall wearing last year’s earth

Haiku by my father: wild flowers at a deserted campsite beer bottle vase - George Klacsanzky #haiku #poetry #poem

it sinks in— my last cat was my last #haiku

#haiku all day above the barn five hawks

recorded night sounds— if not for mosquitoes, an open window #haiku

I missed the long-awaited blossom; she bloomed anyway #haiku

dawn at the river amid various birdsongs lone watchful vulture #haiku

Japanese beetles discover new hybrid plant— so hungry #haiku

the pool reflecting corruption #haiku

cobblestones— between the centuries a dandelion #PaintbyWords #haiku #poetry

twigs shift in the wind sometimes sunlight floods my room #haiku

this body has been alive on earth eighty-two years now #haiku