string, hair, bits of grass
lovingly gathered in spring
perfect nest for young
photo by Andrea Thompson
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Savage Haiku · Thoughts about poetry, life and happenings.
Savage Haiku 
Birds’ nests are such works of art–and so is your haiku! Thank you!
Thank you so much for your comments – they are beautiful
The combination of the photo plus your haiku truly moved me. Thanks for sharing such beauty with us.
Wow- thank you so much for reading – I am glad you enjoyed it
This is a great take on the prompt … nests are truly amazing engineering and pieces of art … always perfect for their babies! Thank you for sharing!
They are amazing – thank you for reading
Beautiful take! Loved the image too, both together got the mother bird to life in my mind! Enjoyed your haiku.
Thank you for the support to Haiku Heights through the first year 🙂 Looking forward to enjoying more of your haikus next year too!
Thank you! I am thrilled to be able to be part of Haiku Heights 🙂
beautiful, nature is always the best topic.
I thought so too – Thanks Jingle
This is beautiful truly and awesome picture
I very much appreciate your support – thank you :)haikudoyou
This is good one..
thanks for reading and thanks for the comments
What a sweet haiku on nature. Love the bird nest. Beautiful.
Thank you very much!
sweet haiku
I appreciate you reading my haiku
Wonderful 😉 (No, really it is. And I didn’t mean any harm by my previous comment 🙂 ) Birds nests are such works of art. One fell down near our house but stayed intact and it was stitched with dental floss and the inside of a cassette tape along with your usual twigs and the like.