Haiga by Mary Kendall
This was written for a prompt on the spring equinox for a favorite small poem poetry group I belong to called “seize the poem.” I’m enjoying creating this mix of haiku and photography, and I think I finally got the words correctly balanced on the picture, so I’m sharing it here as well. The photo is my own taken in the sculpture garden of the Rodin Museum in Paris this month.
A Poet in Time 
Very successful blend of poem and picture.
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Thank you. 😊
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I love the fact that the explanation of the poem is longer than the poem! Very lovely!
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Some of my acquaintances wouldn’t know the term, Haiga so I chose to define it for them. I never, ever “explain” a poem. That’s always for the reader. I’m glad you liked it. 😊
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Truly lovely, Mary. A sure sign of Spring. I could almost feel the breeze 🙂
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Thank you, my dear. 💕
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Beautiful haiga. Nothing says spring like daffodils.
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I agee. I love them.
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Wonderful mix of cheerful photo with words for Spring!
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Thank you.
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