This haiku puts a grin on my face every time I read it. And it never fails to launch me on an extended trip down memory lane as well – from the greenhouse in my grandparents’ backyard to one I visited once in Iceland. I consider this one of the superpowers of the haiku: they are a reservoir of memories stored in present tense words. Ms. Tricia Knoll is an award-winning poet working and living in Portland, Oregon. Her website, triciaknoll.com, has more of her wonderful haiku as well as links to many of her published poems and books – I definitely recommend a visit! Painting (acrylic on cardboard), digital collage, and composition by me. Have a wonderful weekend!
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The red and the green…definitely a vivid color image. (K)
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Thank you, Kerfe! The contrasts were fun to play with!
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Definite smile generator of a haiku. Love your presentation.
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Thank you! It is a fun one. I thought we might need some light-hearted poetry after the heavy excerpt last Tuesday!
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