moonbeams upon a rolling sea unlocked a song buried within my heart
Category: Haiku
haiku: the sprinkling of blood
roadside poppies dot the Land in spring, Lamb’s blood cries out from the ground
haiku: sabbath peace
Art by Yoram Raanan sabbath peace settles flecks of gold, copper, and light pierce the dark of night
haiku: light
light that pierces glass shows the possibility faith quelling evil
haiku: make you laugh
frown under the smile spinning world does not notice makeup on bruises Visit tinytopaz for music, art, photography, and meaningful words…
haiku: nourish the soul
silent moments quell the chaos, muffle the din and nourish the soul
haiku: life’s piano trill
life’s piano trill graceful and melodic notes not superfluous
Spring Mourning
tenderly remove morning’s frost from spring petals, some still mourn winter During the lifetime of Jesus, the Jews had a unique custom pertaining to the temple in Jerusalem. When entering, the people had to walk in only one direction. They moved up the stairs, through the outer courts, inner sanctuary, and down the stairs to exit, all in the same…
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If you like haiku and photography and artwork, take a peek at my haiku blog, Tiny Topaz. I post a photogragh and a haiku daily.
haiku: spring
winter’s spell broken when the cold barren branch bursts pink life from the dead
Bonnie Saul Wilks 