Posts tagged trees
Haiku-a-day
The silhouette of tall tree branches against a sky in October dusk.

A hope for better —
friendship, neighborliness, joy —
these connected things.

Inspired by the words of Barack Obama, October 24, 2026, Detroit, Michigan,

Haiku-a-day
An upward view of tall trees changing color on a sunny day in October.

The long memory
of the trees in the graveyard —
they understand change.

Haiku-a-day
A view lookin up at tall leafless trees on a clear day in early November.

We take our worries
on a walk around the lake,
wind shakes leafless trees.

Haiku-a-day
Leaves flap on small Poplar trees against a dark sky bringing rain in October.

The wind makes handclaps
out of the round Poplar leaves,
we walk to beat rain.

Haiku-a-day
A view of the end of a tree cut and stacked in northern Michigan in summer.

Trees cut and stacked,
rings like stars, suns with rays, eyes —
centuried birthmarks.

Haiku-a-day
A view of the end of a tree cut and stacked in northern Michigan in summer.

Trees cut and stacked,
rings like suns with rays, stars, eyes —
centuried birthmarks.

Haiku-a-day

Trees cut and stacked,
rings like eyes, stars, suns with rays —
centuried birthmarks.

Haiku-a-day
A view of the ends of trees cut and stacked in northern Michigan in summer.

Trees cut and stacked,
rings like eyes, suns with rays, stars —
centuried birthmarks.

Haiku-a-day
A view towards the sky of bare-limbed branches in a mature forest on a cloudy winter day.

A December day,
forest open to the sky —
nests and birds revealed.