Red moon rises full- Sultry heat washes the fields. Peaches ripe to eat.
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Empress Transcends
Sweet wind upon air- Jewels cast about the ground. Magnolia opens.
Tagged with: emotions, feminine, Haiku, liberaition, love, nature, peace, reflection, spring
Posted in Poetry
Posted in Poetry
Lover’s Kiss
Peony in sun, Blushing red with morning dew. Butterfly sipping
Apple of the Orient
Persimmon sits ripe Juice barely dry upon lips. Refreshing wind blows.
Golden Respite
The rain comes down, filling the streets and ditches with water. In the sky above, clouds circle a petulant moon, hiding its face. The chill air belies the summer date, heat following cold. Outside, every plant soaks up as much…
Tagged with: bee, desert, desert rain, Haibun, lavendar, nature, peace, rain, reflection, silence, silent life, truck
Posted in Poetry
Posted in Poetry
Guerrilla Gardening
Civil disobedience, in many forms, can be seen in the actions of Gandhi, Rev. King, Thoreau, etc. It has taken many forms ranging from the violent protests of the 1960’s counter culture to Home Rule to the more recent Arab…
Tagged with: civil disobedience, garden, gardening, Ghandi, guerrilla gardening, Liz Christy, nature, peace, Rev. King, self, spring, symbology
Posted in Gardening and Nature, Informaitional
Posted in Gardening and Nature, Informaitional
Prairie Sea
Seas of green and gold Waves ripple in the dry heat Winds scour the bones
Winter Comes Early
Black bear stands on high In the distance the long night Winter comes early
Man and Animals
Since the dawn of time, man has associated different powers and attributes with the animals around them. Many early hunters believed that by eating an animal’s organs or wearing its fur that they would gain a measure of its power. …
Nian Xióng Hall 