Written for: dVerse Poets Pub, Haibun Monday 8-2-21: August (posted by Frank J. Tassone) "Whatever inspires you about this month—the namesake of Augustus, the solemn memorials to inhumanity and survival, madcap vacationing in sultry weather, or traditional Autumn—write a haibun alluding to August." Blooms are ripe and full as they will get. World in color. August prepares me for a change in sleeping temperature. Air off, windows open! The light of evening begins to wane sooner, stores are showing Fall clothing, and shelves are stocked with notebooks. As a child, I saw this month as long, with plenty of time before school began. Now the month zips by like a jet plane. A perk of August is getting a variety of fresh vegetables and tomatoes from my generous neighbors. Today I made salsa. tinge on tips of maple feathery edges outlined precursor to Fall https://dversepoets.com/
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Beautifully penned! I too feel the time flying before me. As a kid, it was easier because everything felt so far away, but as you grow, perspective shifts. Everything feels so much closer!
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Thanks so much, Lucy!
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Nicely done Sara! Fresh veggies are always a treat! Here the leaves tinge or sometimes just dry up! I liked your great haibun!
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Thanks, Dwight!
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The month is well captured in this.
Excellent haiku.
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Thanks, Ken!
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You’ve elegantly portrayed the transitional nature of August. Nicely done!
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Thanks, Frank!
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Air off, windows open! Always welcome, especially after last month’s intense heat. (K)
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You know it!
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Great description of August in your world. The haiku is wondrous!
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Thanks, Bev!
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