December Poems / Troubadour/Solstice

WIP 

The night star shines
through the night
illumatinating the way


a single voice announces,
the king's arrival,
to live among us.

Christmas morning rings
as the morning light hums,
as a new song begins.

The Troubadour sings 
illuminating darkness,
dispelling fear.

Echoes of joy ring
The songless world yearns to hear.
The troubadour’s song.

Morning's light hums
through hate and despair as hope
sings a new redemptive song.

anticipation
Emmanuel is born
the Father's delight #HaikuSaturday
Merry Christmas and blessings for the New Year pic.twitter.com/ldV16PsqfH

— brontebrown2 (@RhondaLBrown2) December 24, 2022

Christmas morning rings
a single voice announces,
the Messiah's here.

The Troubadour sings
illuminating darkness,
dispelling fear.

The morning light hums,
hope shines-
the reframe repeats.

Joy to the world.
By RL Brown#HaikuSaturday pic.twitter.com/dF3g5BzT0w

— brontebrown2 (@RhondaLBrown2) December 4, 2022

Wintry winds
whistling a ceaseless
threnody
Haiku Music Challenge#haikuchallenge #haikusaturday #haikuchallenge

— brontebrown2 (@RhondaLBrown2) August 7, 2022

Nature’s beauty shines
from the eyes of the beholder
beware of black bears

Solstice 
scintillating rays
stretch summer's boundaries
nightide catenates

summer solstice June 21, 2022

on a morrowless day
nighttide meets at winter's gate
light concatenates

#haiku #HaikuSaturday #haikuseed 

winter solstice
Dec 21, 2022

6 facts about the winter solstice

The magic moment. While many focus on the winter solstice as a day in the calendar, what we are actually talking about is a very specific moment which is over almost as soon as it has begun. ...

The Sun stands still. ...
Winter begins. ...
Nine hours darker. ...
The earliest sunset. ...

8 fascinating facts about the summer solstice

It arrives like clockwork. ...
Time stands still. ...
It's not the earliest sunrise of the year. ...
It's been observed throughout human history. ...
Flooding the Nile. ...
Greek feasts. ...
Ancient Roman celebration of home and hearth. ...
It's still celebrated around the world today.
March/ September Spring Equinox 
March Equinox 

Terrestrial tides collide 
rising high, but twice a year.
sun and moon poised.

A morrowless day
arriving on the equinox
perfectly balanced.

January sky
Its sheer so clear, so blue. 
Nothing leaves a mark.
 
Wintry sky
shear blue bright and clear
cirrus trails
Shear Cirrus trails in the clear, wintry blue sky. 

Emotional world
Spinning round the sun leaving
Unanswered questions.
#HaikuSaturday by martha vandivier
@Vandiviergrade3
My Reply:

In between twilight
answers lie within us
for finding the Truth.
#HaikuSaturday by RL Brown