The theme word for Frank Tassone’s haikai challenge this week is: warm.
Earth oozes
stored warmth
a battery, sun-fueled.
Leaf green wakes
morning of the year
warm blood courses.
Birth comes to wild woods
tender bird-babble
stream songs.
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Lovely sounds of spring… I’m hoping it is a tad warmer ‘back home’ …
about ten degrees actually!
Sending sympathies and spring flowers 🙂
Spring is coming slowly but surely 😉😉
Of course it is 🙂
Lovely spring images and sounds. Well, we had it yesterday. . . 🙂
That was just a foretaste. It’ll be back 🙂
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Wonderful trio of Haiku!
Thank you, Tricia 🙂
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A wonderful trio, and connected to itself. Michael
Thank you!
Stream songs…I’m ready for some gentle water sounds…(K)
The weather is set for hot and sunny which means the ditches will dry up and the stream will sink a little. The downside of hot and sunny.
Always two sides.
Yup.
I like ‘tender bird babble’ (in the poem and outside)… and the first haiku with the earth battery oozing warmth is particularly delightful.
Thank you, Janice 🙂