Ellen Grace Olinger
more colors of blue
in Lake Michigan today
than I can name
the wonder of always learning
dreaming new dreams
500 Posts Review
And could be revised:
more colors of blue
in our great lake
than I can name
always learning
and new dreams
for the new year
HAPPY NEW YEAR from Wisconsin, USA
many roads
I no longer travel
more poems in the garden
than I could ever write
Monday
early morning
bird songs
Tuesday
some time for poems
from Spring journals
Wednesday
old trees and sunrise
by Lake Michigan
Thursday
April days go by
snowdrops grow and bloom
Friday
light begins
in the sky
And today:
small flowers
and poems
snowdrops
Primrose and daylily plants are beginning to grow in our garden. April flowers are snowdrops – these small flowers and they still bloom.
some light begins
with clouds in the sky
Winter morning
early poems
and new gifts
of trying to write
in a new way
setting aside often
for all the right reasons
and then renewal
over time
not a clue
that blogs were
in my future
and would offer
the world to me
September 3, 2020 – POEMS FROM OOSTBURG, WISCONSIN
morning prayer
water birds flying north
stay close to water
My haiku was first published in SMILE, 67, 2010.
And published in Take-out Window: Haiku Society of America 2014 Members’ Anthology, edited by Gary Hotham.
Previous posts in my new Lake Michigan series:
Lake Michigan: Seasons and Years
more colors of blue
in Lake Michigan today
than I can name
the wonder of always learning
dreaming new dreams
Previous posts in my new Lake Michigan series:
Lake Michigan: Seasons and Years
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