More Haiku for Spring
A New Beginning..
SPRING HAIKU
Tender shoots thrust upward
Trading white for green--
As sunbeams touch
Newly sprouting buds
Begin to show their colors--
Cherry blossom time
Violets sweet scent
Wafting on the soft breeze--
Announcing Springtime
In the Morning
The pansy's face
Washed with Dew
Published by Doreen Bradley Satter, RN
DOREEN BRADLEY SATTER, RN is a mostly-retired Registered Nurse, Artist, Published Author and Freelance Writer and has been writing for the Yahoo! Contributor Network for several years. She has one published... View profile
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4 Comments
Post a CommentThank you all for your nice comments. If you are interested in reading more of my Haiku, visit my site, HAIKU GARDEN: http://riverwriter.tripod.com/haikugarden/
Doreen, sorry I missed these until now. You have an eye for close observation and appreciation while in Nature, which is a key to great haiku. Shalom (Neil Deo/Deonils)
Very well written piece.
Awe...Pansies...My maternal grandmother's favorites!
I feel like I've just shared a hug with her each time I see pansies!
Always enjoy your writing. Thank you for all you share. Write on :-)