Carpe Diem Haiku Kai can now be found on WordPress with a weekly post (or two). This episode is dedicated to the sunflower and Chèvrefueille leads the meme with his haiku:
after the thunderstorm
the sunflowers in the backyard
have broken
© Chèvrefeuille
in summer sunflowers
bend towards the dawning sun
in bright rows
fields of sunflowers
all along the country roads
following the sun
© G.s.k.
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Oh I must try this…my new boom see plume, after all. I love how you depict the sunflowers bending but not breaking…the show such strength.
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Thanks … nice to see Chèvrefueille over at WP too.
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What a nice words you sprinkle on me Georgia … thank you. What a beautiful set on sunflowers … they are such beauties strong and colorful reaching to their name-giver the sun … chapeau!
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Merci Chèvrefeuille! Only the truth!
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Lovely… Storms are so destructive.
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Yes they really are!
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