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Jul11

 
 


I hate mowing grass,
 
so it’s the very last chore
 
on my to-do list.

Leave a comment Posted in 5-7-5, © 2022 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged chore, grass, list, mowing, summer haiku

Jul22

 
 
 


A crack in the fence—
 
I can see the grass has died
 
in my neighbor’s yard.

Leave a comment Posted in 5-7-5, © 2021 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged crack, fence, grass, neighbor, yard

Jan16

 
 
 


Every blade of grass
 
lifts up an alleluia
 
to the winter rain.

Leave a comment Posted in 5-7-5, © 2021 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged alleluia, blade, grass, rain, winter

Nov17

 
 
 


The tea in my cup
 
is turning cold too quickly—
 
first frost on the grass.

Leave a comment Posted in 5-7-5, © 2019 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged cold, cup, frost, grass, tea

Sep26

 
 
 


Autumn afternoon—
 
a dog leaves a yellow stain
 
on some browning grass.

Leave a comment Posted in 5-7-5, © 2019 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged afternoon, autumn, dog, grass, stain

Jun22

 
 
 


ravenous mower
 
gobbles up every grass blade
 
in my neighbor’s yard

Leave a comment Posted in 5-7-5, © 2019 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged blade, grass, mower, neighbor, yard

Apr27

 
 
 


Six days past Easter
 
my plum tree drops its blossoms—
 
snowflakes in the grass.

1 Comment Posted in 5-7-5, © 2019 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged blossoms, day, Easter, grass, plum, snowflakes, tree

Scanning

Oct1

 
 


first days of autumn—
 
scanning the meadow grasses
 
for some sign of frost

Leave a comment Posted in 5-7-5, © 2016 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged autumn, days, frost, grass, meadow, scan, sign

Morning

Aug20

 
 
 


grass and strawberries—
 
another morning ripens
 
in the neighbor’s yard

1 Comment Posted in 5-7-5, © 2016 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged grass, morning, neighbor, ripen, strawberries, yard

Laughter

Dec3

 
 
 


grass and scented weeds
 
cradling the children’s laughter
 
autumn afternoon

6 Comments Posted in 5-7-5, © 2015 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged afternoon, autumn, children, grass, laughter, weeds

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