dVerse Haibun #32

It’s spring. The leaves are green lisping tongues, and the faint sun stays low as a lost soul. It sings rather than shines. But that’s March, that in-between month, when winter lingers and spring seems too reluctant. I long for air, and walk amongst finger branches and spreading green that reveal truths hidden from my infant heart. Green is a lustre, and it clears the way.

in solemn silence
the moon’s bright waxing horn spills
light from pole to pole.

 

 

written for dVerse’s Haibun Monday prompt.

16 responses to “dVerse Haibun #32”

  1. “The leaves are green lisping tongues,”
    FABULOUS line! 🙂 PERFECT!

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    1. Thank you ever so much, Lillian!

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  2. A beautiful piece 🙂 it certainly is an in between time.

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  3. Nice idea of the green of plants revealing hints of truths and clearing the way.

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  4. I love the moon “spilling light from pole to pole”. February has been kind this year, and March is giving us an early Spring. Your lovely words are timely!

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    1. Thanks, Beverly.

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  5. Beautiful, but, I would of had “Reluctant winter”, it definitely doesn’t want to let go, spring gagging to get on with new life.

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  6. I always see March as winter… but there is a hint of spring, especially in daylight… love the song of sun… not a lot of warmth in it rays yet.

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    1. You need to move yourself a few degrees south!

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  7. I too always see March as winter. Even here in the South, March can be hot/cold/rainy/snowy – all in the same week. I always breathe a sigh of relief when March is over and April arrives. Your haiku is outstanding.

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    1. There’s an amazing display of flowering bulbs right now, and it’s just dazzling my imagination with optimism. It’s not uncommon for us to see snowfall in March, but I’m hoping that sort of nonsense is behinds us now.

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      1. We’re getting snow Sunday…

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        1. Oh dear. Don’t put away your thick socks yet!

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  8. Your descriptions are so fresh and original. I especially noted “the leaves are green, lisping tongues”. Wow! I love the “finger branches” too.

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    1. Thank you, Sherry.

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  9. The thought of silence invokes peacefulness all by itself. Maybe tonight!

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