Mackinac Blooms
Ode to the Transition of Spring and Summer; Melding of Yahoo / AC
The Jesuit's deep purple blooms
Four hundred years spring
Spring's End and Summer beginning
Published by Kim Hagen
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Thank you so much Candice, Lyn, & Becky! The photo is from a friend of my son's home. He was having his open house just a couple weeks ago. Whenever I think of purple, I think o Lilacs...the are so wonderful. I dunno, I've never written poetry,and I know very little about Haiku, but I went over to walk the dog and sketched this out during our sojourn. Appreciate your comments! KIM
excellent haiku, love the purple picture too, best of luck to you! (hey, that's a haiku too!) ha!
Beautiful! Good luck in the contest!