Feb 5 Moraine weathered beauties moraine remains, jumbled genesis
His arms wrapped around her tight and covered her with prayers at night.
The gentle art of letting go, unchained love freely flows.
A restful peace seals their bond, responding in trust; the two heartbeats become one.
This is what women want: to know they are protected, loved, provided for, and safe as they care for their families. And yes, women want to work, be heard, and be understood, but to arrest fears- understand the words above. Arguing with your husband when he wraps you in prayer is hard.
tickled pink sun's in-sync rising star
The Saguaro cactus survives int the Sonoran Desert and is an important ecological pollen trail for the lesser long-nosed bat. The Saguaro Cactus releases its scented flower to attract this tiny bat. Leptos bats fly at night by scented highways, which is time for their migration. Enticed by this heavily scented trail, this bat hunts by smell and sight. The cactus flower glistens in the moonlight like a beacon. Mutual survival, ecosystem sustainers, man, the land, and bat survive.
Nature’s pollen connector Saguaro Cactus
Leptos bats fly at night, guided by scented highways. timed for their migration.
Flower-powered highways, bats follow the nectar trail, and hunt by smell and sight.
Mutual survival Ecosystem sustainers Man, land, and the bat.
Leptos is a nickname for the lesser long-nosed bat.
seismic shift of public opinion, winning avalanche Feb 8 Avalanche
Feb 10 Peak Pistol Pete 44.2 points per game LSU career peak
Pete Maravich set an NCAA record that holds true for today. The assembly center at LSU is now called the Pete Maravich Assembly Center (PMAC) in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Feb 17 Serac towering serac between two crevasses artful deception
Ice towers built on deceit will crumble
Meat for Tea Review submission
Silky smooth glacier Shimmering ice sheets what lies beneath Feb 7 Glacier
life is a vapor but it leaves a trail, sweet and memorable
Andes' biodiversity tropical, arid, wet, life choices.
Adaptability is key to finding your fit. Feb 9 NaHaiWriMo
Pinnacle Mountain stair steps to slipper boulders not for novice hikers
Pinnacle Mountain is the second-highest natural point in Pulaski County, Arkansas.
elegant skier vs a flailing flier my mind's eye lies Feb 16 skier
the night sky frolics under silvery moonbeams in stillness, tomorrow sleeps or dreams dance on silvery moonbeams, tomorrow sleeps
complementary one out shines the other or muted a blend.
packed piste slick and black any green slopes February 12 piste
eventide falls on one mountain range as dawn rises on another
Alpine butterfly- climbing, connecting, creating attachments, loop to loop
Rhonda Bronte Brown is a National Board-Certified Teacher and retired teacher/counselor whose work has appeared in Better Than Starbucks, The Trouvaille Review, Meat for Tea, The Orchards Poetry Journal and The Best Haiku 2025 international anthology and several online journals. She holds both a BS and a Master’s degree and writes children’s literature and poetry exploring nature, SEL, and STEM.
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