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CARPE DIEM #756: Summer Relief


Inspirations by Jane Reichhold:
a cool wind   
summer passes 
before it begins

late summer  
even hotter by the breath  
of dragonflies

mid-summer   
the sadness of knowing  
days growing shorter

by Kristjaan:
naked 
between summer flowers  
dreaming of next summer

tears shed   
on my naked body  
summer is passing


My haiku:
needing relief from
torrid temperatures… too soon 
 summer’s charm passes

sharing with Kristjaan's


Hoosier Quote:
“In order to live off a garden, 
you practically have to live in it.”
~Frank McKinney Hubbard~



Comments

Chèvrefeuille said…
Your haiku paints in a nice way the passing of summer Nonnie. Thank you for your nice comment on my post.
How well I can identify with your haiku ... summer is a lovely season ... August temps in June though are not so appreciated! Bastet
Yes, the warm, humid air of summer came too quickly...much prefer Spring and Fall...:)JP
Unknown said…
Anicely written haiku.
Annie Jeffries said…
Passing summer charm
Heated beast, smouldering breath
I melt, I melt, I . . .
Janice said…
complaints of heat
long since forgotten
in the blizzard
Anonymous said…
Loved the haiku, loved the photo.:)
Mark said…
Summer gets real old real fast sometimes, doesn't it?
Anonymous said…
We've been having a very lovely spring-summer. No true scorchers yet. Lovely haiku! :)

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