Quite a Haiku #27

Sent from Heaven

feathers ever float
outstretched wings inspiring hope
dive and glide for hours

Quite a Haiku #26

Rich Brown and Luscious Green

empty fields outstretched
plowed in fertile elegance
rural bliss for cows

Quite a Haiku #25

Nature's Ballroom

early morning bloom
petals waltz to swallows sweet
courtyard cantata

Quite a Haiku #24

Avalanche

nameless faces drift
littered remains of snow banks
slowly waste away

Quite a Haiku #23

Fantastic Phantom

insect like a stick
blend in among the branches
munching leaves for lunch

Quite a Haiku #22

A Deep Dark Blue

moon is smiling down
from sky of white specked darkness
shooting star so bright

Quite a Haiku #21

Backward Flows the River

rotten marsh festers
rats bring terror and sorrow
eastward sets the sun

Backward Flows the River

rotten marsh festers
rats bring terror and sorrow
eastward sets the sun

Quite a Haiku #20

Sweet Moment in a daze

cherry blossoms dare
to poke through forests ancient
catching golden rays

Quite a Haiku #19

Wailing Gale

flying in the sky
a wind with fury whipping
dizzy little bird

Quite a Haiku #18

A Dear Little Deer

tongue to water laps
soft fur in sunlit amber
birds among the path

Quite a Haiku #17

Oasis

move along the dunes
camels prance toward shallow pool
panting as its noon

Quite a Haiku #16

Dreary Drizzle

rivulets cascade
willows sway in chilly air
howling omen wind

Quite a Haiku #15

Rodents in the Rain

scurry earnestly
over earthen compost plowed
down the valley slope

Quite a Haiku #14

Clover and Cleverness

lo the fields and hills
luscious emeralds shimmer
softly rolling on

Quite a Haiku #13

Vast and Salty

graceful seagulls drift
sky all blue ethereal
swiftly roll the waves

Quite a Haiku #12

Romance over the Fence

enchanted petals
on scented current flutter
pink and red they float

Quite a Haiku #11

Sparks

willow branches howl
hours have the ashes drifted
pounce of fire quickens

Sonnet Sunday #1

Tick Tock

across the yard, a shadowed figure slinks
perched high above, a feathered barn owl hoots
beyond the walls drift laughs as glasses clink
to swipe the loot, no better chance will come

amidst the crowd, a dimpled woman nods
inebriated guards are swigging meade
the minstrels sing a tale of lords and Gods
a perfect opportunity for greed

a dark and empty tomb, bespeaks the hall
on woven fabric, torchlit patterns dance
reverberate an echo through the hall
a bout of nerves akin to first romance

oh thrill of fear that still he may be found
within his throat, the sweet, familiar pound

Quite a Haiku #10

Bright Sky Feeling

chilly wind whipping
velvet grass swishing gently
freedom crisp as leaves

Quite a Haiku #9

Assemble for Battle

lizard climbing gourd
his friends from corners slither
aphid invasion

Quite a Haiku #8

Goats at Play

chains of daisies float
cotton clouds drift lazily
green the hills they graze

Quite a Haiku #7

Fairy in a Jar

buzz in misty twi-
light from hundreds twinkling like
fiery sparks at dusk

Quite a Haiku #6

Sound of Spring Outside

safe from raindrops daze
in cozy darkness resting
cubs with mama wait

Quite a Haiku #5

Grass sleeps at Last

elk entranced at how
amber blends to ebony
completely expressed

Quite a Haiku #4

Eulogy in D Minor

oh ominous song
ring out lark, pause thumping hearts
till fog tints our sobs

Quite a Haiku #3

Clear Sky, Dreamy High

breath expelled with ebbs
at wonderment directed
starscapes ever stretch

Quite a Haiku #2

Tones of Loneliness

soft echoes whistle
off icicle cathedral
shards clink as crystal

Quite a Haiku #1

Breezy Reprieve by the Sea

quiet violets sway
umbrellas held by fellas
summer under shade

Couplets of Collusion #100

Voluptuary Life

he ate and ate, and then he ate some more
face down, they found him flopped across the floor

Couplets of Collusion #99

To Cause a Rankling

her jibes and nags were constant with disdain
his death would slowly come with constant pain