Onset of winter
Rain and hail fall in showers
Frozen rose hips die
Anita Bacha
Picture by Violina Eneva #prompt British Haiku Society
Frozen Rose Hips – A Haiku Poem by Anita Bacha
Tag: Colors of Nature
Fur Coat of Old Tree – A Haiku Poem by Anita Bacha
onset of winter
yellow fur coat of old tree
drops lamentably
Anita Bacha
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Happy weekend!
Late Blooming Roses – A Haiku Poem by Anita Bacha
late blooming roses
scattered in the blowing wind
bonfire of petals
Anita Bacha
Written in response to the weekly prompt of inkMine stories on Twitter.
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Old Olive Tree – A Haiku Poem by Anita Bacha
distorded faces
of once graceful olive tree
a shy performance
Anita Bacha
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Early Morning Mist – A Haiku Poem by Anita Bacha
early morning mist
lifting from the green prairie
unveils lovely day
Anita Bacha
Good morning, my dear friends!
Fuchsia Buds – A Haiku Poem by Anita Bacha
november drizzle
soppy balloon fushsia buds
hanging out to dry
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In this world of grief – A Tanka Poem by Anita Bacha
in this world of grief
rose petals are opening
even when tears flow
winter takes its toll of blooms
rose bouquets on gravestones
Anita Bacha
Poem shared two years ago when many of us lost our loved ones to Covid19.
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A Feast of Blooms – A Haiku Poem by Anita Bacha
dew’s still on the rose
i have lost and found myself
in a feast of blooms
Anita Bacha
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November Showers – A Tanka Poem by Anita Bacha
November showers
a steaming mug of milk tea
breakfast at the pub
friendly when it’s cold outside
there’s warmth and closeness inside
anita bacha
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Happy weekend
Gazing with remorse – A tanka poem by Anita Bacha
gazing with remorse
lovely view from mountain top
i pine for your love
dark thoughts cross my troubled mind
our last farewell in a café
Anita Bacha
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Anita Bacha 