fine day for picking
apples heavy on branches
stuffed in dress pockets
Tag Archives: August
#218 – curled
half green, half brown
curled leaf upon the green lawn
sign of drought or fall
Filed under haiku
#217- surrenders
first chilly morning
slowly summer surrenders
autumn days nearing
Filed under haiku
#216- loyal
loyal fall follows
showy hot summer blisters
hot days with cool nights
#214- feast
late summer twilight
brown bats feast on unseen meals
birds roost in dark trees
Filed under haiku
#213- water, water everywhere
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#212- whisper
- Haiku Heights Prompt #56
August breezes whisper
spider’s web quakes, snares insect
leaves tremble outside
Alysa Nolen
Filed under haiku, haiku heights
#211- accent
the southern accent
in my head makes me question
my syllable count
Filed under haiku, micropoetry, poetry
#210 – unseen
unseen mourning dove
sings haunting lonely ballad
taints summer morning
photo by Manyee DeSandies
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#209 – wresting
wresting worms from dirt
wriggling prize caught, robins flee
escape into trees
Photo by Steve Lau
Filed under haiku
Savage Haiku 
