The red-tipped oak leaves
begin to form canopes
that block out the sky.
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- Storms are rolling in;rattling the new leaves with...
- The rain has opened light green new leaves that sh...
- The slow, steady rainmakes a busy afternoonfor hun...
- The morning gray wrapsit's soft fingers around all...
- The air is heavywith scents of promised rain anda ...
- The red-tipped oak leavesbegin to form canopesthat...
- A high, hot blue skypromises an April warmthunseas...
- A sliver of moonslashed through the black of morni...
- I have awakenedto a new, fleshy green worldwith it...
- Unbelievablyclear, blue sky, without a traceof clo...
- The damp, green world isriotously eruptingwith a t...
- The trees are filled withsmall yellow birds that e...
- Funny that doingnothing can be so very,very exhaus...
- Stormy skies roll inas a solitary hawkdots the Apr...
- A rainstorm's puddleoffers children an excuseto pr...
- The caw of namelessbirds fills the air of my yardw...
- Temoultous winds and the rainstorms of Aprilgive b...
- A stormy Easterwind and rain shake the treetopsand...
- Flying though the foga gauzy curtain overspring's ...
- A barren, gray skypeeps gloomily in windowscasting...
- Alone in the windthat howls around me like alost s...
- Slowing down fast springwith its frantic, rushing ...
- The hard light of dusksits heavily upon eyeswaitin...
- Everything trembles;flowers, grass, and stems shu...
- My poor irises!I fear they'll be beheadedby the fr...
- Coats of leaves begin,to cover the broken bonesof ...
- Two robins fly upflapping wings and pecking ineith...
- Cold rains are fallingWashing green that hurts my ...
- Storm clouds and flowers-April is the cruelest mon...
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Purpose
- 365 Days
- Prairie Grove, Arkansas, United States
- My plan is to post a Tanka, Haiku, or another short breath of some sort daily, and to include pictures of the outdoors at least twice a week. I want this to be an exercise in living in the moment and disciplined writing.
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