Your haiku both are lovely, but the second is an occasion for a real smile. I didn't know until yesterday that our state flower, the bluebonnet, is known in Spanish as conejo. The word means "rabbit", and was used to describe the bluebonnet because the top of the blossoms look like a rabbit's tail!
Definitely spring haiku!
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a goldfinch
And the young rabbit watches; a fine pair, Juliet!
Very nice!
ReplyDeleteWe have cherry blossoms too .. lots!
I like the idea that the sky is waiting for the swifts.
ReplyDeleteWe've just got swifts!
ReplyDeleteYou've painted images in my mind...spring in all its loveliness.
ReplyDeleteLovely haiku!
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TV viewing
much love...
Your haiku both are lovely, but the second is an occasion for a real smile. I didn't know until yesterday that our state flower, the bluebonnet, is known in Spanish as conejo. The word means "rabbit", and was used to describe the bluebonnet because the top of the blossoms look like a rabbit's tail!
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