A place for pondering the significant and not-so-significant happenings around me. A place for practicing my writing craft and interacting with my audience. A place to share and a place to care. My blog.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Haiku -- Pink Tabebuia Tree
Pink tabebuia teeming with blossoms and bees demonstrates the spring.
beautiful. absolutely beautiful. Are those trees yours? If so, I'm a bit envious of your backyard! Great poem too... it's one of my favorite kinds of poetry.
Thanks for the great post today too. It was a hard day, but that helped pick me up a bit, and your advice was excellent. It reminds me of what one of my friends here mentioned to me once. I guess great minds think alike! :)
Here's to the journey, beautiful trees, and beautiful poetry.
Glad the response to your post was uplifting, it was meant to be.
The poem is mine, I wrote it today. (So thanks.)I have two more in store. (Wrote them last night.) One regarding the moon, and one regarding a St. Patrick's rose. I have two sides to my brain! (Strange man...)The moon post lands tomorrow! I was challenging myself to try some other types of writing. "Go genre jumping!" That's what I say.
The tree is in my backyard, along with a dozen or so rose bushes, and a liquid amber for fall colors. I also have an assortment of geraniums and three bougainvilleas. I live in the So Cal! ;-)
I've had lots of jobs growing up, traveled in a lot of the US states, and had lots of experiences in life. None of them define me, but they have all refined me.
beautiful. absolutely beautiful. Are those trees yours? If so, I'm a bit envious of your backyard! Great poem too... it's one of my favorite kinds of poetry.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great post today too. It was a hard day, but that helped pick me up a bit, and your advice was excellent. It reminds me of what one of my friends here mentioned to me once. I guess great minds think alike! :)
Here's to the journey, beautiful trees, and beautiful poetry.
Glad the response to your post was uplifting, it was meant to be.
ReplyDeleteThe poem is mine, I wrote it today. (So thanks.)I have two more in store. (Wrote them last night.) One regarding the moon, and one regarding a St. Patrick's rose. I have two sides to my brain! (Strange man...)The moon post lands tomorrow! I was challenging myself to try some other types of writing. "Go genre jumping!" That's what I say.
The tree is in my backyard, along with a dozen or so rose bushes, and a liquid amber for fall colors. I also have an assortment of geraniums and three bougainvilleas. I live in the So Cal! ;-)
PS: When I sit in the chairs under the blooming tree, I see and hear the bees: dozens of them. They leave me alone. I'm not so sweet. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI really look forward to your photography, you have the kind of innate perspective that makes photos great, in my humble opinion. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks. On the next post I'll share some nice shots taken at a local beach in October of '06. Just for fun!
ReplyDelete