No perfect flower,
yet we hunger for beauty
greater than nature.
No perfect flower,
yet we hunger for beauty
greater than nature.
Posted in Haiku 2015, Photographs, Poems 2015, Ranch Journal
Tagged Blue Dicks, Dry Creek, haiku, Niggertoe, photographs, poetry, Wild Hyacinth, wildflowers
Warm hillsides melting
the Ides of February
in puddles of gold.
Posted in Haiku 2015, Photographs, Poems 2015, Ranch Journal
Tagged Drought, Goldfields, Greasy Creek, haiku, photographs, poetry, weather, weekly-photo-challenge, wildflowers
Posted in Haiku 2015, Photographs, Poems 2015
Tagged birds, corrals, Dry Creek, Egrets, haiku, photographs, poetry, weekly-photo-challenge, wildlife
A crop of fat calves
just weaned from relieved mothers
like peas in a pod.
Posted in Haiku 2015, Photographs, Poems 2015
Tagged Calves, cows, Dry Creek, haiku, photographs, poetry, weekly-photo-challenge
Posted in Haiku 2015, Photographs, Poems 2015, Ranch Journal
Tagged Dry Creek, haiku, photographs, poetry, rain, weather, weekly-photo-challenge
Posted in Haiku 2015, Photographs, Poems 2015
Tagged haiku, Lone Pine CA, photographs, poetry, weekly-photo-challenge
Posted in Haiku 2015, Photographs
Tagged Greasy Creek, haiku, photographs, poetry, Purple Penstemon, wildflowers
Sometimes mindless creatures
of habit in bloom,
never sure who’s got whom.
Posted in Haiku 2015, Photographs
Tagged Bird's Eye Gilla, haiku, photographs, poetry, wildflowers
Posted in Haiku 2015, Photographs
Tagged Blow Wives, Dry Creek, haiku, photographs, poetry, wildflowers
Posted in Haiku 2015, Photographs
Tagged Dry Creek, haiku, Johnny Tuck, photographs, poetry, wildflowers