February light
on the trees
easy to imagine
their new growth
in Spring
February light
Category: Uplifting Poetry
Haiku
new year sunrise
light fills
the red poinsettia
spruce tree branches
by the windows
each day a painting
WestWard Quarterly, Winter 2021.
Shirley Anne Leonard is the Editor, and Dr. Richard Leonard is the Publisher.
CREATIVE NOTE: I am honored and grateful that two of my haiku appear in the new WestWard Quarterly, The Magazine of Family Reading. The magazine is published from Hamilton, Illinois, USA. Their readers and poets are international. My name there is written as Dr. Ellen G. Olinger. In 1987, I earned the Doctor of Education degree from Northern Illinois University. Thank you.
Acrostic Poem for MUSE
M arvel at and
U nderstand the
S easons a little more
E ach year
“Stats and Insights” 2020
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Unto thee, O Lord, do I lift up my soul.
Psalm 25: 1 (KJV)
snow in the fields
snow in the fields
and resting on branches
winter in Wisconsin
Short Poems
reading old letters
reflections of Christmas lights
on the water
holiness
and humility
Christmas
Christmas night sky
becomes sunrise
tree branches
covered with ice
glisten in the sun
new year
on the horizon
simple lines
of barns and trees
in the fog
Haiku Art Site
Haiku Gift for 2020 is a new post at Haiku Art Site.
I created a collection of my haiku, with photos from the WordPress.com Free Photo Library.
Ellen Grace Olinger
