a scarlet leaf stains my parched lips and quenches what is thirsty in me
Tag: Poetry
haiku: winter’s deep seed
winter’s deep seed sheds crimson and gold skin before barrenness blossoms
haiku: autumn
august rushes past September’s starting line then drifts into scarlet
Promises
Promises Morning washes the lake and pier with light. Summer dwindles to sparks, smolders cold into crisp autumn days. But the sun, the sun burns no matter the season it stays, it stays… unless the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob breaks his promises to Israel.
haiku: irony
prickly thistle thrives in the desert place, swathed in purple like a king
When the Tanks Roll into Russia Again…
Fox News made this announcement about the Russian military invasion of Georgia on August 8, 2008. And here we are few days later, and the war is escalating. Read this story. In the American Thinker on August 5th, Putin has described the collapse of the Soviet Union as the “greatest geopolitical catastraphe in the 20th century.” Will the former Soviet…
The Ghost of You and The Ghost of Me, Celebrating a Birthday…
Dear reader, Gently, you come and go. I feel you everyday when I connect. I know you have been here. I feel you here. I notice that you have read certain posts and have ignored others; some you have read over and over. Sometimes you leave a comment, a referrer line, or the wisp of a click. Sometimes…
haiku: the common
common moments stored a treasure chest prepared for leaner days ahead
haiku: hope
such sweet suffering to hope, as close as a kiss as far as a star
haiku: twilight
the weight of the world descends in late afternoon then lifts at twilight
Bonnie Saul Wilks 