night’s rhythmic frog song
provides a cadence to life
unseen in the brook
Tag Archives: frogs
#98- vignette
a small pond vignette
a long, leaping bullfrog jumps
catches summer meal
photo by Indiana shutterbug
Filed under haiku, micropoetry, poetry
#82- daybreak
photo by B. Fritz
changing of the guard
melodic night frogs retire
trilling birds arise
honored by award
singled out among poems
opportunity
I nominate mindlovemisery for requiem
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# 64 – Famous haiku
Spring rain: and as yet
the little froglets’ bellies
haven’t got wet.
Buson
Lean frog,
don’t give up the fight!
Issa is here!
Issa
I went on a field trip with my son’s 1st grade class today to observe a pond- hence the thoughts and observations about frogs and turtles.
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#55- famous haiku
Elegant singer
Would you further favor us
with a dance…o frog?
~Issa
On the low~tide beach
Everything we stoop to pick…
Moves in our fingers
~Chiyo-Ni
Happy Sunday – long weekend 🙂
#35 – Frog series continues…
harmonized love songs
easy on the ears at night
bullfrogs pitching woo
I originally posted this solely on twitter but now I realize it is in a similar line to other frog haiku that I wrote – evidently I am thinking a lot about frogs and pitching woo 🙂
#27 ~ harbingers of spring
spring peepers sing out
serenade from the deep mud
lovingly pitch woo
picture from national geographic
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