something startling, to stay in one place
gentle gift, found seated on a grassy mound
half hour’s dying day, late spring
or early summer blurs, cloud drift cool
you start to feel that strange healing
present to yourself, hawthorn blossom full . . .
Tag: Change of Seasons
Acer – a haiku
the red emperor’s time
came and went – he mourned himself
a blood red carpet
A. H/ K. H-H (30th April 2020)
My poem ‘Early February, Town Moor’ is published on the Places of Poetry map
I’ve added a second poem to the lovely Places of Poetry map. Anyone can add a poem here about places in England, Wales and they’ve added Scotland too, but it closes for admissions tomorrow.
sadness at the change of seasons
sadness at the change of seasons is this the last of warmth grey clouds smother sky my sunny run is drizzled on uncomplaining we continue again again again A. H / K. H-H (27 September 2018)
late september
inside, ticking tickles silence at the window my climbing rose’s trellis creaks hear seasons changing, coming, gone A. H / K. H-H (27 September 2018)
August air freshens
August air freshens
reminding me where i am
new – this same old turn
A. H / K. H-H (22 August 2018)
a blind catch in the sun 