Ellen Grace Olinger
November morning
I learn the light
of a new time
I posted my new poem at Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin on November 4, 2019.
garden journal
through the seasons
every photo a prayer
Daily Haiku: Nov. 4, 2019
Charlotte Digregorio’s Writer’s Blog
Haiku in this post are by Ellen Grace Olinger.
And please visit Woodslawn Farm for Carol Purington’s Seasonal Haiku.
Carol Purington’s new post at Woodslawn Farm is a selection of tanka from her book, Gathering Peace:
In March 2018, I posted Haiku for Holy Week by Carol Purington. Please visit Woodslawn Farm for more poems by Carol.
Apple Blossom Photo is courtesy of wpclipart.
found an old journal
more blessings noted
than I knew
Ellen Grace Olinger
March 2018 – June 2018
1,000 Posts Review
Barn Birdhouse Drawing is courtesy of Reusable Art.
heart peace
and mind at rest
clear night sky
Ellen Grace Olinger
June 2016
In July 2016, I mentioned these artists and poets:
The Sketchy Poet, Where Wendy sketches out her poems in haiga style.
Wendy L. MacDonald
Nature as Art and Inspiration by Mary Mageau
Woodslawn Farm – Carol Purington
Haiga of Lidia Rozmus at The Haiku Foundation
1,000 Posts Review
June and July 2016
driving home
on different roads
and streets
these trees are taller
I remember places
that only exist in photos
and memories now
and then
the beauty
of today
Ellen Grace Olinger
I searched this site to see if I had published this poem before, and I rediscovered this Guest Post by Carol Purington (April 6, 2017). Her tanka are wonderful. The phrase in common is “driving home.”
You can visit Carol Purington at Woodslawn Farm, and read her new post there for March 2019.
This post highlights a few guest posts/poems from over the years.
The 1,000 Posts Review series is a work-in-progress, and will include many different posts.
Three Tanka by Margarita Engle
(post from this site, December 31, 2012)
Please visit Margarita Engle’s website for much more information about her work and books.
This tanka by Carol Purington is from January 12, 2018 (this site), and reprinted from a journal.
From the root-cellar
the last of the winter squash
still succulent,
the poem you wrote recalling
a grandmother’s hearty soup
by Carol Purington
All Rights Reserved
Published in GUSTS, Fall/Winter 2008.
“Canada’s First English Tanka Journal.”
Carol Purington’s Poet Profile at The Haiku Foundation Haiku Registry includes a short biography, a summary of her awards and books, and selected work.
The images are by Kate Greenaway and courtesy of Reusable Art.
1,000 Posts Review
“Congratulations on writing 1000 posts on Haiku Art Site!”
These are posts from over the years that you may wish to view:
Guest Post With Carol Purington
our dreams – by Merrill Ann Gonzales
The Daily Post Photo Challenges Archive
I began here in April 2012, and will continue to review my archives so far, and highlight a few posts for readers. Thank you.
Thank you also to WordPress.
We began with
Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin
in December 2009.
Ellen Grace Olinger
