I find a form of comfort
In the ley-like lines,
Dowsing in our jumpers,
Rains from time to time.
A nimble skylark hopping
Between sharp rose hip drops,
Blessed as ivy on the tor
And snow on mountaintops.
Deft she pirouettes through thorns
Which prick a human finger;
I recalled a union there
Wherein my heart she lingers.
If you see a skylark rare
Within a trellised vine,
Consider how the heartbeat there
Is more and more divine.
Tag: roses
Haiku #513 – #514
513.
Roses stretch and yearn
For sunlight, where there is none.
Greyer horizons.
514.
A neighbour’s cat killed
A blackbird; the courting ends;
She wears mourning clothes.
Haiku #491
491.
Only you could see
An explosion of roses
You created in me.