Julie Warther Schwerin served as Midwest Regional Coordinator for the Haiku Society of America (www.hsa-haiku.org), is an associate editor at The Heron's Nest (www.theheronsnest.com) and was instrumental in establishing The Forest Haiku Walk in Millersburg, Ohio (https://www.innathoneyrun.com/open-air-art-museum/haiku-walk/) and the Seasons of Haiku Trail at The Holden Arboretum in Kirtland, Ohio. (http://www.holdenarb.org/seasons-of-haiku-interpretive-trail/)
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Julie, love the sculpted care and the ephemerality of this…like our lives.
Thanks to all! I’m so glad you enjoyed this poem. Yes,sometimes it feels like a waiting room, but this place has been sculpted with care for just this time. I am truly grateful.
Julie, love the sculpted care and the ephemerality of this…like our lives.
Love Kath Abela
Nicely done, Julie
well done!
Lovely haiku.
A good case for living each day fully.
Liked your haiku very much.
sun and pool ?????
water workout
I grow younger
Thanks to all! I’m so glad you enjoyed this poem. Yes,sometimes it feels like a waiting room, but this place has been sculpted with care for just this time. I am truly grateful.
I especially love this because it reminds me of being on a beach. Very nice?
working with
the time he has left
sand sculptor
Crete dusk
between the shore's rocks
squid eye
Very nice Julie!