Please see Jim Kacian’s post at The Haiku Foundation
for the introduction,
“seed” poem,
and how to participate at The Haiku Foundation.
Tag: National Poetry Month
Poem by Charles A. Waugaman
GARDEN TEA PARTY
Listen to the leaves
of robin song
spill into the rain:
parched dreams expanding
and staining the
long afternoon with
poignant fragrances:
blending past and
hope with vibrant joy.
Charles A. Waugaman
WITHIN The Circle of Seasons
2003, Elin Grace Publishing
All Rights Reserved
The rhododendron photos are courtesy of wpclipart.
Daily Haiku: April 10, 2019
Wisconsin spring
sandhill cranes
in a field of snow
by Ellen Grace Olinger (USA)
This World: Haiku Society of America Members’ Anthology, 2013
Sunday blue sky and Creative Notes for April
Sunday blue sky
and evergreens
last day of March
to enjoy with gratitude
tomorrow is April
April is National Poetry Month, founded by the Academy of American Poets in April 1996.
April 17 is International Haiku Poetry Day, hosted by The Haiku Foundation. Please read Plans for International Haiku Poetry Day 2019, by Jim Kacian, for more information.
The first Earth Day was on April 22, 1970. You may be interested to read
Introduction: the Earth Day story and Gaylord Nelson.
Lake Michigan – April 2016
Oostburg, Wisconsin
Ellen Grace Olinger
cover art
cover art
more beautiful books
on my desk
than I can read
thoughts of my mother
and our shared love of language
some spaces only God can fill
language and books
and all the conversations
among artists who
may not know
one another
fill my heart too
and Spring today
from my April archives:
beginning
in the area
where we had
to take a tree down
new peony leaves
Peonies: wpclipart
Poems: Ellen Grace Olinger
Acrostic Poems: March and April
M arvelous
A rrival of Spring
R enewal of gardens
C hange of scene
H eaven on earth!
A ppreciate
P oetry
R ead and write
I nspire and
L isten
April is National Poetry Month, founded by the Academy of American Poets in 1996.
And some photos:
Lake Michigan
March 17, 2019
Photo by Karl
Lake Michigan
April 16, 2017
Ellen Grace Olinger
Garden Tea Party by Charles A. Waugaman
Listen to the leaves
of robin song
spill into the rain:
parched dreams expanding
and staining the
long afternoon with
poignant fragrances:
blending past and
hope with vibrant joy.
Charles A. Waugaman
WITHIN The Circle of Seasons
2003, Elin Grace Publishing
All Rights Reserved
