POSTED ON THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH
AT BRADFORD SERVER FOR NATIONAL POETRY MONTH
National Poetry Month
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From Helen Ruggieri’s book Butterflies Under a Japanese Moon
Haikus for Spring
First light
Broken blue shells
Under the maple
Red tractor
Slips out from under
Melting snow
On the way south
A flowery fragrance
In the air
Spring is
Already in the air—
The dog barks at it
Rain rain
Rainrainrain
Rainrainrainrainrainrainrain
Mudluscious
Sunlight
Fills the cup
I drink it up
Baby robins
In their nest under the eaves
Demanding breakfast
Yellow finches
In time with the
Lemon lilies
I can’t hear you
The forsythia
Is shouting
Under the moon
Fallen apple blossoms
Look like snow
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