the colors you wear: a haiku (and a prose)

colors green and blue always your favorite so true a dress for my heart ~~~~~~~~~~~~~He remembers her in her blue and green dress. She dresses well. The colors of nature: the green grass, green plants, green trees, and the blue sea, blue mountain, blue sky. Often there is white space in between, like a white canvas background …

planting with my heart: a haiku (and a prose)

opening the heart seeing beauty in plain sight gold and rare delight ~~~~~~~~Seeing is not longer difficult for a traveler with a heart. He sees things differently. The field. The sky. The plants. The clouds. The water. The light. The colors. Dawn. Noon. Sunset. Rain or shine. Seasons. Structure and organization of matters. Even the …

Here is traveler’s rest: a haiku

Here is traveler's rest right spot  right foot at its best shady cozy nest ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [ Promised Rest for God’s People ] God’s promise of entering his rest still stands, so we ought to tremble with fear that some of you might fail to experience it. For this good news—that God has prepared this rest—has …

gold brushed lightly: a haiku

Clicking his Samsung gold brushed lightly into pic many poems unsung

a sunny bird

power cut on off deters not traveler's roaming sunny bird watching ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Matthew 6:26 [Full Chapter] Look at the birds of the air, for they neither sow nor reap nor gather into barns; yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not of more value than they?

February: another wayside

wish guests come and stay daily we wait hopefully flowering best today ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ despite dry season and water ration, these little ones continue to put forth what they can at a guest home.

more than mere hello

posterized flowers captured before he wavers more than mere hello

coming from one seed

coming from one seed giving its life for many sweet promise to feed ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ These are mango flowers.  In some countries mangoes are staple diet for the poor (e.g. to eat with rice)  for every meal.

caught in shutter speed

caught in shutter speed some unruffled some stay calm their shadows unchanged

such a fine outing

such a fine outing sky washed in water colors trees and friends chatting

haiku’s anatomy: two trees’ post

At last settling down two with more mature years now neighbors once again

traveler’s mirror reflects: backyard home haiku

Thriving lush green plants in someone's backyard transform wilderness to home ----------------- Living in Paris in my lone studio many years ago, I used to keep a tiny potted African violet at my kitchen window to remind myself that it was my home. It was a wonderful year for me, Spring, Summer, and Autumn.  (In Winter …