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Summer Haikus


 

A sweet summer breeze

Taste of spices on the tongue

Citrus on the vine

 

Bursting with flavor

Orbs of sunshine to be picked

The gift of the Earth

 

Night-light, bright-light moon

Cupped in the palm of the hand

The gift of the stars

 

To children of men

The sky withholds its secrets

But not its blessings

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