#Haibun: Morning Rain

Posted on June 18, 2019 by

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The cool spring morning shower washes away the dust from the windy days. It’s a welcome relief to the dry land where water is a precious resource. Honeybees drink at the edge of puddles, and lizards hunt the insects emerging from the damp earth. A flurry of life occurs before the sun returns.

desert rose blooming
sparkling with shimmering rain-
radiant sun shines

©2021 Linda Lee Lyberg

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4 Comments on “#Haibun: Morning Rain”

  1. I saw a photo of a dust storm in the Phoenix area. It looked pretty intense. I can imagine this bit of activity and the relief of seeing some color after something like that.

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