Tag: haiku

grove of coyote willow and two poems
A Bit of My Day, Family Inspired, Memory, Poetry, The Daily

WriteOut WhyIWrite The Woods

Sheri Edwards

#writeout #whyiwrite beckoning fairy woods

I think it is crested wheatgrass, Agropyron cristatum, but I could be wrong.
A Bit of My Day, Poetry, The Daily

Dancing with the Wind

Sheri Edwards

I think it is crested wheatgrass, Agropyron cristatum, but I could be wrong. A Little Note The Photo: I think it is crested wheatgrass, Agropyron cristatum, but I could be wrong. The Thought: Crested wheatgrass can be found east of the Cascade Mountains across the United States. Eurasia is its origin, and it was introduced here for… Continue reading Dancing with the Wind

Amsinckia menziesii, in the borage family, at Banks Lake, WA
A Bit of My Day, Poetry, The Daily

Amsinckia menziesii

Sheri Edwards

Amsinckia menziesii, in the borage family: loved by bees, bumblebees, butterflies, and goldfinches

Ancient basalt columns millions of years old still stand hundreds of feet tall in a jagged line against the sky in Dry Coulee of Eastern Washington State.
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Basalt Castles

Sheri Edwards

surreal landscape inspired a poem and photo capturing the timeless beauty of the basalt castles

Lake Roosevelt, WA near Grand Coulee Dam May 18, 2014
A Bit of My Day, Poetry, The Daily

Thankful for Blues

Sheri Edwards

gratitude for the environment's beauty

The cat curled up, turned on her side, limbs outstretched and hanging— totally out from a night outside.
A Bit of My Day, Poetry, The Daily

Out

Sheri Edwards

The cat lays peacefully after a night outside, undisturbed and deeply asleep, feeling safe and relaxed.