L ove
I nspires
G oodness
H ope and
T ruth
A favorite acrostic. One of my great blessings is to watch the light throughout the seasons.
Three Poems
always
see them arrive
within a day or two
but not leave
robins
gold leaves dance
in sun and wind
psalms of praise
(from my archives)
frost soon –
cutting flowers
generously
The TOP The Tournament of Poetry
1995
Ellen Grace Olinger
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May 12, 2016
Ellen Grace Olinger
Haiku For The Seasons
how small the song
of an unknown bird
quiet memories
*
praying the Psalms
old rose bush leans
against evergreens
*
lake and sky
the same color
Autumn Equinox
*
late November
sun fills a glass
for a time
Time Of Singing, Fall 2013
*
staying with the light
I read in different corners
of the house
*
how still
the winter landscape
I whisper the Psalms
*
sunrise
daffodils bowed by rain
recover
*
I wonder
what today’s poem may be
lilacs in the wind
*
Ellen Grace Olinger
bearing much fruit
bearing much fruit
with years of being pruned
old apple orchards
Haiku by Ellen Grace Olinger
Apples on a Branch drawing is by Lucy Fitch Perkins, courtesy of Reusable Art.
Three Poems
cup of coffee
by the water
this day to God
*
AUTUMN GRACE
leaves of bleeding hearts
now gold
so do broken hearts mend
so does grief heal
Autumn grace
*
September
on the horizon
all the goals
I can still
try to reach
*
AUTUMN GRACE was published in Bell’s Letters Poet, WestWard Quarterly, and SMILE.
Ellen Grace Olinger
Daily Haiku: Aug. 10, 2018
early light—
a spill of nasturtiums
down the stone wall
a spill of nasturtiums
down the stone wall
by BillieWilson (USA)
Mann Library’s Daily Haiku, 2008
