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Root of the shoots
Saturday, April 4, 2009
tanka #1
cherry in full bloom
poised to release its petals
clinging to this moment
I suddenly recall
I am well past my prime
76th
just a light dusting
in your uppermost branches -
white magnolia
Friday, April 3, 2009
75th
wispy willow
awaiting her fountains -
billows of longing
74th
dusk mockingbird
sings into the stillness
and the deep earth hums
73rd
and she waits
thorns glistening with rain -
woody rosebush
72nd
the moan of March winds
in April -
nature's April Fool
71st
patient pear tree
offers tiny bud bouquets
to the cloudless blue
70th
pendulous blossoms
release ripening spring -
magnolia
69th
weeping cherry
your long flowing pink beard
makes me smile
68th
dogwood, magnolia -
your names are hidden to me
until you flower
67th
dogwood draped in white
how bittersweet the tossing
of your bouquet
66th
dark clouds open and
(bright crescent deeply set) close -
ephemeral gift
65th
brush of the sunset
dips low -
cherry blossoms
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diana l.
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