Haiku #28

I’m stopped by roses
—still in our house, you suffer—
their carefree beauty

Photograph from Wilson Public Rose Gardens, North Carolina

Haiku #27

What strange whispering
—in Spring heat, pine cones popping—
softly staccato 

Photo courtesy of John Haslam @ Wikimedia Commons

Haiku #26

Marina in May
Boat slips fill with white ship sails
Gulls complain and cry

Photo courtesy of Peter H @ Pixabay

Haiku #25

Naive gardener
planting perfect little rows
Rabbit waits behind

Internet photograph from Natural News

Haiku #24

Browns and greys ground us
—Buds gently open skyward—
Greens pique the palette

Photo courtesy of Ann-Christine @ LEYA https://lagottocattleya.wordpress.com/

Haiku #23

We adjust our clocks
—Earth tilts away right on time—
Daffodils don’t rush

Photograph courtesy of Rebecca Budd aka Clanmother

I encourage you to visit her beautiful photos @ https://www.flickr.com/people/followclanmother/

Haiku #22

Joggers splash puddles
—I step aside, turn my back—
Useless umbrella!

Photo discovered @ Pixabay

Haiku #21

Love walked among us
—Spring lambs, breaking bread, new wine—
Earth could not hold him 

Haiku #20

Greens finally spring
—poking up through old dead leaves—
Geese devour the sprouts 

Upper and lower photos are courtesy of Jerry McFarland @ Flickr

Haiku #19

Wary   elders   tread

probing   pavement   with   their   canes

Spring melt?   or   black ice!

Photo attribution: Tembela Bohle @ Pexels