Haiku - the Sun Shines Warm Now
Haiku Spring Poetry
Haiku - The Sun Shines Warm Now
The sun shines warm now
Tulips poke through the black dirt
Nature comes alive.
Published by JUNEANN REED
Juneann, now retired, worked as a professional non-profit fund raiser for 16 years. She also worked in an adult care center directing activities for seniors and during her husband's accute illness was presi... View profile
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- Don't you just love the warm sunshine warming your winter-cold body?
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To me it's amazing how the slant of the earth can make us warmer and how the flowers grow and push through the dirt. It is a time for thanks and praise.