Ellen Grace Olinger
Friday morning
fresh water
for the daisies
Saturday afternoon
yellow flowers
on a table in the sun
Sunday morning
clear sky above
sunrise clouds
Poems from my August 2019 Archive at POEMS FROM OOSTBURG, WISCONSIN (my primary site, since December 2009):
New to Haiku: Preparing Your First Submission is a new post this week by Julie Bloss Kelsey at The Haiku Foundation.
You can refer to their New To Haiku category for all the posts in this series at The Haiku Foundation.
morning grey . . .
yellow leaf falls
and rests
on a branch
of green
I received the new Pinyon Review from Pinyon Publishing.
This issue is Number 17, Spring 2020.
“Limited Edition, Hand-Sewn.”
Susan Entsminger is Editor.
A ppreciate
P oetry
R ead and write
I nspire and
L isten!
April is National Poetry Month.
E veryday
A wareness and
R espect
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H onor for
D ecades
A nd always
Y our earth
Earth Day was founded on April 22, 1970, by Gaylord Nelson from Wisconsin, USA. You can learn more here.
Poems are by Ellen Grace Olinger.
This is another version of the poem I posted yesterday. I like both versions.
OCTOBER TURNS
strong cold winds
leaves fall
reveal shapes
of trees
light falls
into the house
as sun moves south
red geraniums
still bloom
October turns
to face November
Ellen Grace Olinger
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