How about this Joe?????
Measuring a tree
Is something I've never done.
But will Joe teach me?
Tree Haiku
Re: Tree Haiku
Suburbia is where the developer bulldozes out the trees, then names the streets after them. ~Bill Vaughn
Tree Haiku by Basho
Found a bunch of great Spring Haiku poems by Basho:
Spring too, very soon!
They are setting the scene for it --
plum tree and moon.
From all directions
Winds bring petals of cherry
Into the grebe lake.
The leafless cherry,
Old as a toothless woman,
Blooms in flowers,
Mindful of its youth.
That great blue oak
indifferent to all blossoms
appears more noble
The oak tree stands
noble on the hill even in
cherry blossom time
Spring rain
conveyed under the trees
in drops.
Spring too, very soon!
They are setting the scene for it --
plum tree and moon.
From all directions
Winds bring petals of cherry
Into the grebe lake.
The leafless cherry,
Old as a toothless woman,
Blooms in flowers,
Mindful of its youth.
That great blue oak
indifferent to all blossoms
appears more noble
The oak tree stands
noble on the hill even in
cherry blossom time
Spring rain
conveyed under the trees
in drops.
Suburbia is where the developer bulldozes out the trees, then names the streets after them. ~Bill Vaughn
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Re: Tree Haiku
Not about trees, but an homage to a baby Starling I was caring for that died this morning. A bit macabre.
Baby Starling found
Too fragile for First Avenue
Concrete bed for death
Jenny (sad. s/he had been on the street too long an was dehydrated. It is so hard to bring them back from serious dehydration.)
Baby Starling found
Too fragile for First Avenue
Concrete bed for death
Jenny (sad. s/he had been on the street too long an was dehydrated. It is so hard to bring them back from serious dehydration.)
Suburbia is where the developer bulldozes out the trees, then names the streets after them. ~Bill Vaughn
Re: Tree Haiku
Not about trees, but an homage to a baby Starling I was caring for that died this morning. A bit macabre.
Baby Starling found
Too fragile for First Avenue
Concrete bed for death
Jenny (sad. s/he had been on the street too long an was dehydrated. It is so hard to bring them back from serious dehydration.)
Baby Starling found
Too fragile for First Avenue
Concrete bed for death
Jenny (sad. s/he had been on the street too long an was dehydrated. It is so hard to bring them back from serious dehydration.)
Suburbia is where the developer bulldozes out the trees, then names the streets after them. ~Bill Vaughn
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Joe
Re: Tree Haiku
Jenny and others, I see in today's NY Times an article about the failure of the city to keep up with tree maintenance, resulting in many injuries and some deaths.
Joe
Joe
Re: Tree Haiku
Davastating! Thank you for pointing out the article.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/14/nyreg ... =1&_r=1&hp
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/14/nyreg ... =1&_r=1&hp
Suburbia is where the developer bulldozes out the trees, then names the streets after them. ~Bill Vaughn
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Joe
Re: Tree Haiku
I like that picture at the head of the article.Jenny wrote:Davastating! Thank you for pointing out the article.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/14/nyreg ... =1&_r=1&hp
Joe
Re: Tree Haiku
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