Sarah is a British eccentric who writes offbeat fiction, haiku and tanka poetry. When stuck for words, she sketches or paints instead. She's into nature conservation, sustainability, gardening, dogs, natural health, and reading. Her sociability is something that happens in short bursts with long breathing spaces in between.
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8 thoughts on “Monday Morning #Haiku 95 — Changing Seasons”
Time to replenish indeed…you’re ahead of me Sarah, but at least we finally had our tree pruned (and not by the man that killed my buddliah…). Your new plants look very healthy and ready for planting 🙂 xxxx
Having already pruned the apple tree, Mister has now planted some of those new plants today, following his rigorous digging of the rockery. He is earning many gold stars from me as a consequence of his industriousness out in the garden. Sherri, I love watching men working hard and enjoying themselves in the process 🙂 xxxx
It’s my place of peaceful contemplation outside my kitchen door. In another couple of months, there will be pots of petunias and geraniums on that green table. Wish you could sit on my bench and share a cup of tea with me, Andrea. I think it’s a terrible shame there isn’t such a thing as teleportation, so we could visit friends hundreds of miles a way in flash 🙂
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Love the image and ready for Spring!
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Indeed, I am ready for Spring but wouldn’t want to wish my life away, of course!
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I love a warm day no matter what season it appears. I don’t want to wish my life away either. 🙂
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Time to replenish indeed…you’re ahead of me Sarah, but at least we finally had our tree pruned (and not by the man that killed my buddliah…). Your new plants look very healthy and ready for planting 🙂 xxxx
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Having already pruned the apple tree, Mister has now planted some of those new plants today, following his rigorous digging of the rockery. He is earning many gold stars from me as a consequence of his industriousness out in the garden. Sherri, I love watching men working hard and enjoying themselves in the process 🙂 xxxx
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Well done Mister! And yes, me too Sarah 🙂 xxxx
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That’s lovely Sarah, I’d enjoy sitting in that spot 🙂
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It’s my place of peaceful contemplation outside my kitchen door. In another couple of months, there will be pots of petunias and geraniums on that green table. Wish you could sit on my bench and share a cup of tea with me, Andrea. I think it’s a terrible shame there isn’t such a thing as teleportation, so we could visit friends hundreds of miles a way in flash 🙂
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