Poetry – Page 2 – Suzette B's Blog

Axe – Haiku 2022

woodpecker drilling an axe handle’s swing fells a tree woodchips silent fall

Burning Daylight – Haiku 2022

footsteps snapshot point memories snowfall kindles—the past burning daylight

Words – Haiku 2022

the writer’s quiver fallen trees in the forest—words bridging idea chasms

Cuppa – Haiku 2022

morning cuppa Joe propping up dreaming eyes caffeine stir sticks

“O it is pleasant, with a heart at ease,Just after sunset, or by moonlight skies,To make the shifting clouds be what you please.” ― Samuel Taylor Coleridge **** Haiku inspired by the above quote: a Montana sky gives a mountain jasper wings angels at sunset

Chapters – Haiku 2022 – Eugi’s Weekly Prompt

throwing hats aloft a graduating class chapters moments in common **** Written for Eugi’s Weekly Prompt – Chapter – January 6, 2022

Change – A Haiga

shedding currency woods full of spare change fill autumn’s pockets **** Written for Rebecca Cunningham-Fake Flamenco’s – January 2022 –Poetry Challenge

Orion’s Belt – Haiku 2022

lassoing January three kings rule the galaxy buckling Orion’s belt **** Remarks: Orion’s belt: The three brightest stars in January’s night sky (Alnilam, Alnitak, and Mintaka), dubbed “The Three Kings” or “The Three Sisters,” together form a straight line looking like a belt around the hunter-shaped constellation, Orion.