
Tag: Haiku
Checking in
Dear Friends,
It’s been over three months since I’ve been in blogland, and I’m still unsure of my plans. But I wanted to say “hello” and see how you’re doing. I’ve been busy in school, taking another English class and writing a lot. However, I haven’t written poetry since I left for my blog break. Inspiration has been scarce, but hopefully I’ll find some soon. Anyway, I hope the new year has been great to you so far, and I wish for the coming months to be just as wonderful!
I’m closing with an old haiku from years ago and wishing you all a very Happy Friday! Sending much love, Laurenβ₯

First Light
waking up early
peeking over the hilltop
its rays hug with warmth
Lauren Scott @ 2011
Photo: My son
Our Beach Buddy ~ Five Photos/Five Stories 4
a quick little stop
to seek some tasty morsels
no such luck this time
I’d like to thank Jean at https://socialbridge.wordpress.com/ for tagging me in this fun photo challenge.
Here are the rules for the βFiveΒ Photos Five Storiesβ challenge:Β βPost a photo each day for five consecutive days and attach a story to the photo. It can be fiction or non-fiction, a poem or a short paragraph and each day nominate another blogger for theΒ challenge.
My fourth nomination for the challenge is Ian (The Emu) atΒ https://aussieemu.wordpress.com/about/
Lauren Scott Β© 2015
Have a fabulous Friday and weekend! β₯
Man’s Best Friend’s Entertaining Antics
Ever since Copper became a member of our family,
squirrels have become the “bane of my existence!”
He shows tremendous confidence in being able
to catch the fast little critters, but to no avail.
Jumping in the air
feeling so close, yet so far
thereβs hope for next time
Β High up in the sky
looking down as if to smile
they always prevail
(but Copper also shares mellow moments
where he breathes in the beauty around him)
The enjoyment and fun our furry pets provide us
is pricelessΒ and worth a million smiles…
Lauren Scott Β© 2014
Top photo: Google images
(I can’t take a photo
and hold Copper at the same time)
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Copper photo: My daughter
(unfortunately, this patch of grass
never looks the best)
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