Storm touch
Hibiscus petals shake
Cyclone memory free
Hear the forest
Green tree frogs
Sing like rain
By June Perkins
Tag: haiku
Cradled Sunbeams
The Haiku for peace quest continues
orb of light
branches cradle sunbeams
until they dance
cradled sunbeams
light dances lost optimism
puts on winter gloves
winter gloves
cradle frozen fingers
reaching for warm
cradle sunbeams
until they dance spring
goodbye winter gloves
(c) Words and Image, June Perkins
Nature’s Eyes Cry
todays webs hang
raindrops of possibility
as nature’s eyes cry
storms trembling trees
see past forest’s danger
as nature’s eyes cry
footpaths gather prints
dance for lost youth dreaming
as nature’s eyes dry
Image and Words by June Perkins
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Three Haiku on Crow
Continuing my Haiku Quest to 1000, at 21, want to join me, send an original haiku of your own for healing and I’ll consider posting it at this blog.
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I
Even for her
Crow singing tuneless
Missing the upbeat
II
Crow swoops house
Sorrows at my morning
Fate is a song
III
Winter crow songs
leave me sighing
for summer long gone
June Perkins
Can Poetry Heal the World?
God has left a toe
nail clipping on the best
blue velvet bedspread.
By Shawn Bird
Do you think poetry can heal the world? I do if it comes from the heart.
Thanks to Shawn for participating in my Thousand Haiku Healing Quest.
To read more of Shawn’s beautiful Haiku work visit http://shawnbird.com/
You can find out more about this healing poetry project Thousand Haiku Healing Quest HERE
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