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Violet tulips
Each petal flips, another
Memory of you

©Drake J. Eszes

A Southern Memory

dusty, winding road
cotton crops glowing bright white
Mississippi mud

Robert J. Lindley, 3-25-2019
Haiku, (Time has flown)

Vanishing beauty
Your charms rest in memory
Altars chant her name

golden beach
sandcastles touch the sky
childhood memories

modern haiku 



05-21-16

When autumn leaves fall
    burst of colors red and gold
         drifting in the wind

    Leaves of gold and red
        wrinkled,burnt, kissed by the sun
             leaves a memory

The endless time glass 
where stars drop like sand and rain 
creating flowers

perfect rows of corn
thoughts are evenly complete
dreams flirt in green skirts

Christmas Eve Morning And Sweet Memories

mistletoe, a kiss
childhood, snowball fights I miss
memories of this

Robert J. Lindley, 12-24-2021
haiku

scented potpourri
dried petals from my bouquet
blossom drifts on breeze


06/03/20

in my blooming past
grandma was a beautician
who valued my words




Dedicated to the memory of my late paternal grandmother, Mamie Regulus.

frozen Dutch canal
sharp blades glide effortlessly
passing Anne Frank's House

Memories of you 
Keep on calling back to me 
From a distant time. 
 
© 2020

grandparent's farmland
passed down through generations
apple peach trees grow

overgrown pathways
barb wire fence contains thorned bush
wild berries florish

summer's golden hot
auntie's made cool lemonade
front porch nostalgia

flowers all the day
in mauve orange and yellow
playing in the yard

lemon meringue pie
and sunflowers are nodding
gilded memories

Brighter seems the morn
Winter's bite a memory,
I see daffodils.





Entry for
Spring Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Tania Kitchen
1/3/19

sway poppy heads
standing guard
~ in memory



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Posted on July 29, 2020

lost in gold glamour
hammock trees whisper green breeze
lotus color sprees

a warm noon warning
of soon tangerine caress
dragonfly's address

swinging sage summer
June beauties in lemon squeeze
saffron memories

Had Cut Up My Card

memory was marred
and my eyes were even starred
cut up my each card

Jim Horn

My poems are not supposed
to make any sense or should 
they really be.

Facts and Aging
Haiku by: Miracle Man
September 8, 2021

One fact doesn't change;
but some facts do as we age,
and memory fades.


"I'm always fascinated by the way memory diffuses fact"
Diane Sawyer

The deep red
Blended with the flowing stream
A shallow pink memory

sacramental wine
	this in memory of me ~
		raindrops at sunrise

New technology
Gigahertz and gigabytes
In every pocket

Safety or madness
Design for kids in four years
Undermine childhood









02.12.2016
Sun :) - A-L Andresen :)
Haiku 5-7-5 /www.howmanysyllables.com
Copyright © All Rights Reserved

A dream on my mind.
A far distant memory.
A smile on my lips.

I feel it tugging
Hanging on - It must be huge!
Bluegill, smiles, grandpa

Haiku - For Sara Kendrick's "A Pleasant Childhood Memory" Contest

reset at zero
all things homogeneous
return and be one

meteor shower
wisps of steam rise
from the hot springs

look where I am 
in the memory of a massacre 
human against human

plump ripe blackberries
drops of morning dew glisten
forgotten basket

4-1-2014

Today is Friday
Tomorrow is Saturday
Next it is Sunday

God made all people
But some better than others?
Stop being silly.

Return from cold trails
to find a crackling warm fire
and freshly grilled trout.

Clear mirrored water 
           Snow covered peak reflections 
                splendour of Lake Louise

When you separate
a moment from its moment,
memory wanders.

#-11
Attic floorboards creak
Something seeks a memory
Sleep and leave it be



#-12
I'm sure there are two
Another cat sneaked inside
My cat helps it hide



Gene Bourne
06-23-14

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