Read the poems like you would a sentence, stopping only at punctuation. But take time to imagine the scene.
Haiku Poem (Moments in Nature, #1)
Prisms of Jack Frost
send winter rainbows dancing
among trees and reeds
Haiku Poem (Moments in Nature, #2)
Golden evening rays:
like giant fireflies dancing
among the lacy pines
Haiku Poem: (Moments in Nature, #3)
Warm, golden sunbeams
dance on high mountain tops and
sparkle on the sea
Haiku Poem: (Moments in Nature, #4)
A snowy landscape
silent, on a barren branch
one male cardinal
Haiku Poem: (Moments in Nature, #5)
Small, determined ant
struggling with its giant load
up the fallen trunk
Haiku Poem: (Moments in Nature, #6)
One thin, golden ray
pierces the veil of blackness
on the stormy sea
Haiku Poem: (Moments in Nature, #7)
Tireless, drifting sands
exposing some secrets while
covering others
Haiku Poem: (Moments in Nature, #8:
Spider
Relentless weaver:
forever repairing that
which its prey destroyed
Haiku Poem: (Moments in Nature, #9)
One silver flower
spotlighted in the darkness
by a thin moonbeam
Haiku Poem: (Moments in Nature, #10)
Gulping greedily
insatiable deserts
devour the rain
Haiku Poem: (Moments in Nature, #11)
Amid the charred forest
a budding fern at the base
of a hollowed pine
Haiku Poem: (Moments in Nature, #12)
Bright orange ladybug
on the white lily petal
in the emerald pond
Haiku Poem: (Moments in Nature, #13):
Blue Heron on theย Lake
Majestic gray fowl
heavy wings slicing the air
deep, echoing cry
Haiku Poem: (Moments in Nature, #14:
Blue Heron in our Fish Pond
Wily predator
stalking our beautiful fish.
Leave us, Blue Heron!
The lines are beautifully written, easy to picture and feel. What a wonderful way to pause and reflect on God’s creation. My favorite from Moments in Nature is #25.