
Submitted in response to Ben’s photo challenge: Abstract

Submitted in response to Ben’s photo challenge: Abstract
On my coming back,
how many pathways are there
through the spring grasses?
~Buson*

An image submitted in response to Paula’s b&w sunday
*cited:
Haiku Master Buson
Y Sawa & E Shiffert
to my dinner tray
evening’s spring breeze
comes wafting
~Issa*

you are invited to wander through Michelle’s photo challenge: Dinnertime
*cited:
HaikuGuy.com
As I walk about the campus at Colorado State University…my memories take me back to those days of hope…of expectation…of dreams…of a Future yet to be. Today, a journey through past days.

The Commons at CSU
As we were driving home from Carter Lake, I found myself awestruck by this view alongside Hwy 34 west of Loveland, Colorado.

You are invited to view other images submitted to Cheri’s photo challenge for this week: Landscape
Sharing a smile: self-driving bikes
snow melts
and the village floods
with children
~Issa
The early spring’s setting sun united with the sound of children…Half-Light
The sprouting grass waiting for spring,
and the grass that begins to wither, were once the same
wild grass of the moor.
Sooner or later
they surely meet with autumn
and end in the season of weariness.
~Gio

join in the fun of Jen’s photo challenge: Transition
Last autumn
The three of us tossed acorns
To the scattering carp.
Now in the cold morning wind off the pond
He and I stand hand in chilling hand.
~Yosano Akiko*

Visit Cheri’s photo challenge to view additional images of: Trio
*cited:
Women Poets of Japan
K Rexroth & I Atsumi
You are Awesome
Just the way you are!
a moment in which acceptance of self validates self and others…priceless!!!!
Walking together…a day of: Victory
This pile of
fallen leaves
separates my hermitage
further and further
from the world of woe
~Rengetsu-ni
submitted for this week’s photo challenge: Change
On the shins of thin legs
breezes touching the hairs —
time of summer clothes.
~Buson*
Visit Paula’s Lost in Translation for additional images of “summertime”
*cited:
Haiku Master Buson
Y Sawa & E Shiffert
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