Spring equinox
Floating on the sea waves
Quarter moon picture
Anita Bacha
Good morning, my dear friends. Many thanks for your visit and your support.
Image source internet. Haiku cc. Anita Bacha 2023.

Spring equinox
Floating on the sea waves
Quarter moon picture
Anita Bacha
Good morning, my dear friends. Many thanks for your visit and your support.
Image source internet. Haiku cc. Anita Bacha 2023.
at sunrise
an upbeat bloom
pops up
Anita Bacha
Image source internet. Haiku.cc Anita Bacha 2023.
Good morning my dear friends and readers. Thank you for your visit.
Maytime Pink Roses
Taking a sip of nectar
A small butterfly
Anita Bacha
Good morning, my dear friends and readers, thank you for your visit.
Vernal Equinox
A honeybee staggers out
Of Spring first peony
Anita Bacha
Good morning my dear friends and readers. My poem today is inspired by the Master of Haiku, Matsuo Basho’s haiku –
A bee
Staggers out
Of the peony
And, also by a lovely image I found on the internet. Enjoy! Thanks for your visit and support during my long illness and absence.
Image source internet. Haiku cc. Anita Bacha 2023.
Last Spring Reprise
Cherry Blossoms Ornate
Moonlit sky
image source internet; haiku cc Anita Bacha 2023
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Anita Bacha
Spring early bloom
A bumblebee devours
The sweet honey
Anita Bacha
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In a clear moonlight
The first peach blossom
Amidst marshmallows
Anita Bacha
A ku inspired by Mark S’ Naturalist Weekly Micro Season prompt “ The First Peach Blossoms (2023)”
Micro-Season: “The First Peach Blossoms” (2023)naturalistweekly.com
Fresh morning dew drops
On the twigs of the plum tree
The first buds of Spring
Anita Bacha
A haiku inspired by the micro season words ‘ plants show their first buds’ of Mark’s Naturalist Weekly.See original post –
https://naturalistweekly.com/2023/03/03/micro-season-plants-show-their-first-buds-2023/
Thank you for your visit, my dear friends.
wisp of morning haze
straggling through the sleeping tree
soft buds of Spring wake
A haiku inspired by Mark S’ Naturalist Weekly prompt word ‘haze’.
https://naturalistweekly.com/2023/02/24/micro-season-haze-first-covers-the-sky-2023/
Stormy raindrops fall
Melting ice on my window
Dropping into Spring
Anita Bacha
A ku inspired by the seasonal reference, kigo , ice melting, in Mark’s Naturalist Weekly
https://naturalistweekly.com/2023/02/17/micro-season-fish-rise-from-the-ice-2023/