Haiku A buttery sun Sits high in the midday sky Rain a distant thought Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing ©
Daily Haiku – Wed. August 5, 2020
Tag: Sun
Daily Haiku – Sun. June 14, 2020
Senryu The sun is absent since you left your shadow Rendering darkness Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing ©
Daily Haiku – Wed. Jun 3, 2020
Haiku The sun still rises Even on the worst of days A new beginning Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing ©
Daily Haiku – Sun. May 31, 2020
Haiku Sun climbing in the sky Grass kissed with morning dew The day has begun Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing ©
Circle of Stones
Circle of Stones
Pale sun behind gossamer clouds Morning light fused in sleepy silver grey shrouding ancient stones in a cloak of mystery A pathway defining entry to a sacred site harboring history of centuries past Enticing, beckoning those who would surrender and dare to dance Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing © In response to Sue Vincent's Weekly Write/Photo Word Prompt Surrender - RDP Promote Yourself Monday - Go Dog Go Cafe
Daily Haiku – Mon. May 4, 2020
Haiku Streaks of sun through trees Like daggers piercing the ground with its golden light Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing ©
Daily Haiku – Mon. September 9, 2019
Haiku
It always feels like
the darkest before the dawn
Yet the sun rises
Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing ©
Rising Sun – A Quadrille
Rising Sun – A Quadrille
As it finally breaks the dawn
stealing from the night
It wakens the sleeping birds
as it bathes the world in light
The sun’s great yellow orb
rising slowly in the big sky
flanked by cotton ball clouds
sitting way up there on high
Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing ©
Grace is hosting Monday Quadrille
at D'Verse Poets tonight. Our prompt is 'Sun'
A quadrille is a poem of exactly 44 words
excluding the title
Ipage by Mohamed Hassan, Pixabay
The Other Side of Darkness
The Other Side of Darkness
She walked slowly
and deliberately
crossing the path of no one
Her hair like spun sugar
Almost caramelized
In the early morning sun
The day was beginning
making its glorious entrance
bringing lightness to her day
The remains of the previous night
Little more than bad memories
slowly slipping away
Darkness had consumed her
blackening her heart
Stealing her soul
Wretched and angry
She fought hard to escape
the tenebrous hole
Kissed by the solar energy
her thoughts now clear
She shook off the shroud
releasing the negativity
that was consuming her
Letting it drift up to the clouds
Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing ©
Sue Vincent's Thursday Prompt Write/Photo - Yearning
Daily Haiku – Sun. March 10, 2019
The sun sinks lower
In the late afternoon sky
Chased down by the moon
Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing ©