Blooming Anyway
Category: Poems about Poetry
Heat Wave Haiku
Making New Friends in Covid Time
Land Breathing Deep After Rain
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Cloud Plowed Fields
Cloud Castles
Inspiration for this poem came from a 12th century Korean poem; Summer Clouds, by Chong Chisang
Sunny day: in the heart of the skyfloating clouds form peaks.
A monk at the sight wonders if there’s a temple there.
A crane looking on regrets the absence of pine.
A flash of lightning is the woodsman’s axe;
a peal of thunder is the bell of the hidden temple.
Who said mountains don’t move?
In the wind that rises with the fading light they fly!
Inscrutable
One for the Patient Poets
Basho – 17th century Japanese haiku master
Pond – Austin, Texas Photo credit- Dorsey Cartwright
Echoes Fading
Memorial sharing for Sharon Stuart; fellow poet, fellow traveler, held this weekend in San Marcos Texas.
In Greece
In memory of Pere, who lit and fanned the love of the Greeks in the author and others; and to Kevin Anderson, this year’s recipient of the Pere Athol Murray award presented to the Notre Dame student who best exemplifies the characteristics, principles and ideals he modelled and taught. https://www.notredame.ca/news-detail?pk=1287405&fromId=213102