April Haiku #0009

My name is Jamie Lee Hamann and I started sharing poetry articles back in 2013. Every year I share a poem a day in April.

Long meadows of grass

wind heard in Red Leaf Maple

on manicured lawn.

Under Pleides

the rain wash down the rainbow

cool and hard granite.

A network of Oak

married on grassy meadow

an oddball couple.

Drainage from our streets

quickly moves to great rivers

that feed vast valleys.

Asbesto's covered

insulated forest green

concrete spiderwebs.

Cities of loose parts

poorly engineered machines

from the great redo.

Touch smooth inner thigh

visions of visit to breast

vibratory kisses.

Redefine nature

as I collect morning dew

from our love's passion.