This summer landscape
Swelters and disintegrates
With each passing mile.
~ Guillermo Delgado
no. 436, Guillermo Delgado, 2014
Tag Archives: weather
no. 435
Scent of conifers—
After a late summer storm:
Tonic for the soul.
~ Guillermo Delgado
no. 435, Guillermo Delgado, 2014
haiku no. 419
Racing clouds erase
crippling trivialities,
sky blue with promise.
~Guillermo Delgado
no. 419, Guillermo Delgado, 2013
haiku no. 418
Early spring morning—
blanket of clouds spitting mist:
a day to reflect.
~Guillermo Delgado
haiku no. 417
A cup of Earl Grey—
steaming the hump-backed moon night;
bone-chilling spring winds.
~Guillermo Delgado
no. 417, Guillermo Delgado, 2013
haiku no. 415
Trampoline at dusk—
we lie on our backs and watch
amber-lit clouds drift.
no. 415, Guillermo Delgado, 2013
~Guillermo Delgado
haiku no. 414
The sound of thunder—
western sky flashes and cracks;
Oklahoma weeps.
~Guillermo Delgado
haiku no. 410
Tree blossoms tumbling—
every time they touch my skin:
I pedal harder.
~Guillermo Delgado
no. 410, Guillermo Delgado, 2013
haiku no. 409
Planting ideas—
wise elders share their visions,
the clock is ticking.
~Guillermo Delgado
haiku no. 408
Morning in the ‘hood—
shadows slowly disappear;
chance to start over.
~Guillermo Delgado
no. 408, Guillermo Delgado, 2013
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