The Apples in My Orchard

A Blog By Carol Labuzzetta Since 2017

National Poetry Month: Food for the Body & Soul Haiku

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Growth

To pots of dirt, add

Yellow elongated seeds

Growing food for all.

Carol Labuzzetta, draft, 2021

Phenologist

A Leopold bench

Watches spring colors come forth

Beyond the coulee

Carol Labuzzetta, draft, 2021

Spring

Tree leaves budding now

Colorful bursts of green life

New food factories

Carol Labuzzetta, draft, 2021

Trees in my yard. Early April 2021. © Carol Labuzzetta, 202

Birdsong

Many sweet bird songs

Accompany morning tea

Fresh cool breezes sing

Carol Labuzzetta, draft, 2021

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4 responses to “National Poetry Month: Food for the Body & Soul Haiku”

  1. Lainie Levin Avatar
    Lainie Levin

    These haiku are beautiful, and I love the way you’ve interspersed them with the photos of nature – which, after all, is the ultimate source of this form. =)

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      theapplesinmyorchard

      Thank you, Lainie! I think that is what I love about haiku is that they are inspired by nature.

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  2. Tim Gels Avatar
    Tim Gels

    Carol, as Lainie said, these haiku are beautiful, and I also love the way you’ve combined them with the photos. I don’t know which complements which, but I like it both ways!

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      theapplesinmyorchard

      Thank you, Tim. I love writing haiku and must have written over 100 by now. I am starting to catagorize them in groups based on subject – all nature, of course. For me, my photography and writing go hand in hand. One seems to inspire the other – and I don’t know which way it is either!

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