moon beams weave flowers in summer times essence's scent indigo yellow blue orange green red sound of the frequency grandmother spin humming bird fly upon eternal wind round and round stirring flow river raw fly cosmic ray pierce through on tip of starlight mother earth medicine tru nature live by the power of the thunder buttercup lift
Such a nice time between daylight and night, the air feels different and the sky takes on a softer hue ... lovely haiku. I saw your sunshine yellow carrots on photostream, they are such a pretty yellow. xoxox ♡
Love the haiku. So sorry I've not really been here to take part. Love the sentiment about the truck knowing the way ... I swear my car knows its way home too.
Hello! I saw a few posts back that you brought some of your kokeshi dolls to the market in Blue Ridge. Will you have them with you this Saturday on the third? I would love to admire them in person and maybe get one. or two. or three. :)
BTW, I'm Lindsey. I'm the one who sent you a convo on Etsy from the Lindsey's Retreat account. We're now Highland Sundry. Anyway, I'll stop and say hi this saturday at the market. My booth will be set up by Tina's tie dye.
And last Saturday I just admired the painting of the wild flowers. It spoke to me. Really really beautiful.
Lindsey. sewcrazy@tds.net. Blogger's not liking me tonight.
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ReplyDeleteWonderful visual, heartfelt haiku.
ReplyDeleteThat's some fabulous moonrise but really, how do you train a truck?
chickory thats lovely.
ReplyDeleteI have to write les a poem
but after I will write another one for you..neil
I love the sound of the word, "Cohutta."
ReplyDeleteis that where you live chickory
ReplyDeleteif you dont mind me asking..neil
this makes me want to take a big wonderful nap in that field. Wonderful imagery and haiku.
ReplyDeleteSomething magic about that time of day, no? And lovely moonrise.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, in case you're able to participate or are interested in checking out the entries, July Culinary Smackdown has been announced on my blog.
Take care,
eggy
well, as long as you are not asleep at the wheel.
ReplyDeletegreat photo!
It's a girl, my Lord, in a flatbed
ReplyDeleteFord slowin' down to take a look at me!
moon beams
ReplyDeleteweave flowers
in summer times essence's scent
indigo yellow blue
orange green red
sound of the frequency
grandmother spin
humming bird
fly upon
eternal wind
round and round
stirring flow
river raw fly
cosmic ray
pierce through
on tip of starlight
mother earth medicine
tru nature live
by the power of the thunder
buttercup lift
..peace..
"ochre light" - I like that.
ReplyDeleteLike ditch lillies in
the foreground welcoming the
moon's first nocturne light.
Such a nice time between daylight and night, the air feels different and the sky takes on a softer hue ...
ReplyDeletelovely haiku.
I saw your sunshine yellow carrots on photostream, they are such a pretty yellow. xoxox ♡
gotta
ReplyDeletelove summer!
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Doan be givin' too many geo clues, Chick 9, lessin' some web nephew show up. Mayhap I'se be switchin' yore laigs fer bein' so careless.
ReplyDeleteruh-roh, Aunty's mad.
ReplyDeleteHold the fort
ReplyDeletehold the fort
ReplyDeleteLove the haiku. So sorry I've not really been here to take part. Love the sentiment about the truck knowing the way ... I swear my car knows its way home too.
ReplyDeleteHello! I saw a few posts back that you brought some of your kokeshi dolls to the market in Blue Ridge. Will you have them with you this Saturday on the third? I would love to admire them in person and maybe get one. or two. or three. :)
ReplyDeleteBTW, I'm Lindsey. I'm the one who sent you a convo on Etsy from the Lindsey's Retreat account. We're now Highland Sundry. Anyway, I'll stop and say hi this saturday at the market. My booth will be set up by Tina's tie dye.
And last Saturday I just admired the painting of the wild flowers. It spoke to me. Really really beautiful.
Lindsey. sewcrazy@tds.net. Blogger's not liking me tonight.
Hi Chickieboom! Haiku theme this week - Patriotism! Hope things are good in the woods this week!
ReplyDeleteHello yellow cabin. I want to come visit soon to innertube down the river. hello to easter. I can make some more art for your wall.
ReplyDelete* Cohutta * I can say that over and over again.
ReplyDeleteLuv' the poem - can see the truck in my head knowing where it's going.