Golden Thumb (Haiku/Senryu)
The Gardener Makes All the Difference
Grey, dishwater clouds,
Golden gardener awakes,
Roses bloom on high.
Golden gardener awakes,
Roses bloom on high.
Published by Mary Naylor confirmed
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4 Comments
Post a CommentI just took a moment to review the four pictures that you posted with this poem. They are stunning! Thanks for letting us enjoy them! rcj
Thanks for sharing this lovely haiku! rcj
A beautiful haiku, thanks!
What a lovely way to see the sky at sunrise through your stunning poem, just breathtaking!