spring planting is done
old farmer rests on his porch
the meadow lark sings
I find a bit of peace and solitude in these inked words.
I hope you do as well.
How nice it would be to sit on the farmhouse steps
while the old farmer rocks in his chair
and listen to the lark sing
perhaps a bubbling brook nearby
leaves rustling in trees
a gentle breeze
the clink of iced tea
scent of jasmine
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I find a bit of peace and solitude in these inked words.
I hope you do as well.
How nice it would be to sit on the farmhouse steps
while the old farmer rocks in his chair
and listen to the lark sing
perhaps a bubbling brook nearby
leaves rustling in trees
a gentle breeze
the clink of iced tea
scent of jasmine
linked with
recuerda mi corazon
for haiku friday
please join us
BLESSINGS
That is truly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI wish. How I wish.
I hear you ~ peaceful moments are so divine ~ lovely haiku ~ love to share an ice tea on the porch with you ~ ^_^
ReplyDeleteBe Safe, Be Well,
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The old farmer won't rest long. There's weeding to be done!
ReplyDeleteHello, I can picture the peaceful scene, like I was there. Love the haiku!Enjoy your day, have a happy weekend! PS, thanks for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteyou have a way with words 'cause reading your post, it's like being there. I feel the breeze, smell the jasmine... thank you dear one!
ReplyDeleteA lovely restful image full of colour and soul
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday Judie
much love...
The haiku reads like a breath of fresh air. And your note... well, your note adds sweetness to the breath.
ReplyDeleteMissed this last week. So sorry.
ReplyDeleteHaving grown up in Kansas, I know how sweetly the meadowlark sings.
ReplyDeletehello beautiful one! thank you for this shelter of peace. please stay safe and keep a light in your heart. xo
ReplyDeleteLovely Haiku.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan