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Summer Sighs Haiku




            a summer night 
            mellow warm breezes blowing
            kissed by tender rains


                      7-5-2022

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Paula Goldsmith

Date: 8/5/2022 6:31:00 PM

Summer can be so very sweet. Love this one. Have a blessed weekend writing away....................

Panagiota Romios
Date: 8/5/2022 7:20:00 PM

You are tooo kind Paula Apologies I haven’t commented lately. Being attacked personally in open post in low class, sleazy, and I don’t thinkAdmin supports that. Panagiota Panagiota

Sally Eslinger

Date: 7/9/2022 7:21:00 AM

I love the experiencing of that sort of , —sleepy summer night hour, accentuated by the heat…with a welcome breeze…then droopyness brightened by the sound of a summer’s night rain—before it is seen— that brightens us, nearly like a sunrise, like a rebirth of spirit energy involving the scent of that New Wine we sense after. Splendid pen expressing volumes xox

Panagiota Romios
Date: 7/9/2022 1:22:00 PM

Hello Sally! My you write so splendidly in this reply, it is so moving, like the scent of new wine….beautiful. Unfortunately, where I live now, summer rain is a rarity. But I have experienced that scent in Chicago for 35 years. Awesome. ..lforgive me for not being around as much. Feel free to soup me anytime about any poem you post. I just have been very tired lately..and age is catching up with me. I don’t like that but I am blessed to have been on earth more decades than I ever dreamed! Love, Panagiota .xxx

Eve Roper

Date: 7/6/2022 10:12:00 AM

The scent of petrichor before the rains gets here, is divine ,and the cleansing after it's done, relaxing.

Panagiota Romios
Date: 7/6/2022 11:43:00 AM

Eve! Thank you, thank you.i never heard the word “petrichor” in all my years. Amazing. I looked it up and the word is of Greek origin. I am sending the link to your soup mail if I can do it…scientifically, it is fascinating..it actually has a divine meaning. You called it right. Love, Panagiota xxx