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
Complementary
high impact combination
nature's color scheme
complementary combination inner beauty
March 2 book
Flip a page
Mark a page
Read again, a book in hand.
March 3 soup
Slow down, take the time
make a pot of savory stew
share with a friend or two
Savory and warm
tomato soup with grilled cheese
diagonal cut
Moons of MarchSky looks down on earth
with the dark eye of a new moon,
spring winks at the stars.
Seeds shed winter's shield
roots stretch in fertile dirt-
March howls for spring's warmth.
Loam stirs, breaking free-
muddling nightcrawlers rise
under the worm moon.
Foretoken of spring
Marsh marigolds in damp fields
Hoverflies delight
Terrestrial tides collide
rising high, but twice a year.
sun and moon poised.
A morrowless day
arriving on the equinox
perfectly balanced.
Sugar Moon shines down-
sweet maples release sap
as March winds breathe change.
March festivals
Frolic with the daffodils
Wye Mtn, Moss Mtn, AR
Zephyr carries spring seeds
Nightcrawlers dig underground moats
Loam provides their needs
#Haiku_Challenge March 16/Zephyr
Morning Glory
Photo by Tiu1ec3u Bu1ea3o Tru01b0u01a1ng on Pexels.com
foretoken of spring,
howling winds, blue sky, green grass
March winds breathe change
three hundred year oak
stretches toward sun's warmth
new season to bloom
#HaikuSaturday #Haiku_Challenge/zeith
Photos by RL Brown/Moss Mtn, AR
March 17, 2023
spring buds pop their heads, February trickery, winter snaps, not yet! Published
Feb 11 winter's shield hoarfrost, snow blanket survive or succumb #HaikuSaturday #haiku
rewrite for NaHaWriMo little ones frolic under silvery moonbeams till stillness comes
a sparkled light cast night recedes behind the stars tomorrow sleeps
Feb 18 varied highs and lows February vacillates spring's on its way
Photos by RL Brown
Nature's mystery sprightly beads nestle betwixt succulent leaves
Pearly light of glistening eyes echoes a dance of the coming spring.
@NaHaiWriMo
Feb 1 daybreak morning’s blush slips through the mizzling mist published
Feb 2 dawn/birdsong Antiphonal tweets robins, warblers, and blackbirds sing dayspring's symphony rewrite: pastoral harmony robins, warblers, blackbirds antiphonal tweets
Feb 3 crowing rooster A crimson trim comb Proud strut, perched high. Good morning world
Feb 4 sunrise morning’s song returns chee-pippety-chee spring arias
Feb 5 Breakfast peel double whop, pop biscuits fried light and golden sprinkle sugar dust
Feb 6 morning the morning light hums dreams dance in dawn's shadow young hearts sing
Feb 7 Missed breakfast Can't wait for lunch time to graze, brunch
Feb 8 ELEVENSES An elvish break peanut butter and banana RIP Elvis.
Feb 9 Noon high noon shadows hide under feet
Feb 10 Lunch teacher on the run, recess, copier, meeting lunch in hand.
Feb 11 Midday a contagious yawn a midday stretch What comes after ELEVENSES?
Feb 12 nap time little ones play till stillness draws the sleepy eyes shut all rest.
Feb 13 teatime front porch cool breeze scones, clotted cream, preserves Iced cold bourbon tea
Feb 14 afternoon out-of-town son calls visit with elderly neighbor afternoon delight
Feb 15 Happy Hour family conversations around the dinner table happy hours
Feb 16 Dinner break a few rules cold pizza for breakfast, hot pancakes for dinner Yum!
Photo by R. Bronte Brown/ South Korea
Feb 17 Magic Hour/Golden Hour silvery moonbeams night recedes behind the stars tomorrow sleeps in dreams
Feb 18 Sunset evening wanes sunlight etches closer to twilight's shade (reference to age -etch-wrinkles)
Feb 19 blue hour sky colors ripple a unique aerial view coming down down down
Feb 20 Twilight cicadas sing silence merges with darkness tree shadows creep
Feb 21 Dusk fireflies hover low in eventide tealights flicker
Feb 22 Evening evening sounds surround life nestles, tweets and twitters cease swissssh goes the porch swing
Feb 23 Vespers Violet skies of royalty evensong of repentance, Ash Wednesday
Feb 24 Bedtime Bedside, on my knees whispers ascend to heaven I lay down to sleep
Whispering to heaven before I lay down to sleep. My dreams and hopes
whispers of wishes ascending to heaven as I lay down to sleep.
evanescing pass out of sight, memory, or existence. "water moves among reeds, evanescence, shines" To dissipate or disappear like vapor.
Feb 25 the eleventh hour America's demise wokeness disinformation downfall from within
Discernment's gift facts vs narratives dividing truth from opinion
Discernment's gift is dividing truth from lies- fact vs opinions
Feb 26 Midnight Snack An internal clock wakes hubby at 12:01 sleep walks to the fridge
Feb 27 Wee hours Wee morning hours Perseid meteor show July and August
Feb 28 death haiku 1. autumn falls silent under the evening snow 2. Winter winds whistling, Indian summer's last stance, bowing gracefully Feb 28 Last Hour /death haiku Thanatos’ grim triumph- fallen, betrayed from within The Afghan Thirteen,
Above all by Michael W Smith.
Above all powers above all kings above all nature and all created things. Above all kingdoms above all thrones above all wonders, the world has ever known.
brontebrown2 
Leave a comment