Easter Haibun Poems

Line Of Inquiry : "I saw God but now what"
 
It was Easter and I was kneading bread on my kitchen counter.  A ...

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Remember when grandma would boil the eggs?
There were no fancy color kits to buy.

She used crushed berries for the royals, purple and blue,
tea or coffee...

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Five Words of Change 

There are words that make my toes curl, my skin crawl and the hair on my arms stand straight up like...

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Traveling along country roads for many miles. Early morn's sun blinding my eyes. Outside chill blocked by the internal warmth of the truck and swiftly...

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Angular sunlight danced on the placid waters of the steel-gray  lake. Those waters damned up upon picturesque farm are for cattle and their plentiful...

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clouds like sheep
grazing in the blue
scatter on the breeze

How marvelous was the first week of March in my state. The temperatures exceeded my hopeful expectations....

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How mom looked forward to her weekly trips to Sally Ann. It was undeniably the paramount highlight of her week. Magic the potential of a...

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The day my life went tipsy, weak-kneed and rosy, I met a boyish-man. He had a sidewinder-‘stache and I suddenly fell for a hairy man....

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a  Santa suit-red
snowflake-white and pine tree-green . . .
my rainbow glistens

Like a rainbow after rain, the colors of the Yuletide season appear for many
of...

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Daffodils lead the parade, pushing up past the cold frozen snow, to announce the impending arrival of the rest of the band. Sunshine inspired, she...

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My husband and I were newly wed and cash poor. It was Easter weekend and the weather unusually fine for the time of year. Both...

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February winds pound the siding scattering sand left by the snow plows through the gray angry air. The house seems full of small noises and...

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