
Saying Goodbye to the
Most unprecedented month
March hopping away
Senryu
I wish March was taking the virus with it.
Looking forward to better days in April.
Saying Goodbye to the
Most unprecedented month
March hopping away
Senryu
I wish March was taking the virus with it.
Looking forward to better days in April.
Yellow stars
Scattered about
Nod hello
Inviting
Me to stop and watch them dance
Each day as I pass by
Shadorma
“Wake up!
Oh sleepy head!
Time is marching forward,
But your body clock is an hour
Behind!”
Cinquain
“Coming soon” the signs say
Bits of color speak loud and clear
As I walk the dreary way
Coming soon” the signs say
Birds sing of a brighter day
Spring color will soon be here
“Coming soon” the signs say
Bits of color speak loud and clear
Triolet
The wind around me rages
March is practicing
For her arrival
Tree branches swaying
Weaker ones hurl
As if in protest
To being awakened
From a winter’s sleep
Syllabic Verse
Miss Moody March marches merrily
Away again as April approches and
Rises, returning resplendently radiant
Cancelling cold, creating colorful, cheery
Happy, hopeful habitats. Hallelujah!
Acrostic
Basking in the warmth of her sunshine
I walked awhile with March
Dreaming of hot summer days
Until she led me through a glen
Where winds blew cold
Thru shaded trees
Where Winter
Hid Spring’s
Smile
Nonet
It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade. —Charles Dickens
Anticipating
Month of changes
The songbirds return
Syllable Lune
March enters today
Like a sweet frolicing lamb
A refreshing sight
Haiku
Old Weather Idiom was: “If March comes in like a lamb it will go out like a lion” or vice versa–in like a lion out like a lamb.
After our winter, I was glad to see some lamblike weather today.
All Hail! The trumpeters,
Stars of gold announcing Spring,
Appear once again
Haiku