shoveling . . .
scent of mint
through snow
Ellen Grace Olinger
This haiku was selected for the 25th Anniversary Volume, Time Of Singing, in 1998.
Home Schooling
Haiku Lessons at The Haiku Foundation
Yesterday, I mentioned Book of the Week at The Haiku Foundation.
Last year, we published these haiku lessons:
Sharing Haiku Lesson 1 – Book of the Week
Sharing Haiku Lesson 2 – The Haiku Foundation Digital Library
Little Free Library
Yesterday, I discovered the Little Free Library site.
Karl and I donated some copies of Quiet Christmas Poetry to the free libraries in our area.
Christmas Poems
Christmas CDs
playing with the volume low
in the fields
the beauty of harvested
corn in snow
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Sunday morning
all the lovely voices
singing Silent Night
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reading one page
at a time
of this book and that
evergreens
in gentle wind
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new year
on the horizon
simple lines
of barns and trees
in the fog
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looking at trees
I remember prayers
of friends
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Ellen Grace Olinger
Quiet Christmas Poetry
(both a site and a large print chapbook)
The Haiku Foundation Haiku Registry
THF Celebration Fortnight 2017 – Day 7 post, by Jim Kacian, highlights the Haiku Registry, as “THF Fact of the Day.” Billie Wilson is the manager for THF Haiku Registry.
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This lesson plan from The Haiku Foundation Education Resources features a haiku by Peggy Willis Lyles, from her Poet Profile page at The Haiku Registry:
Haiku Awareness Plan for Grades 1 – 2.
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You can see my page here.
Ellen Grace Olinger
Three Short Poems
Acrostic Poem For Advent
A doration and
D evotion
V ision of
E ternity
N ow in
T ime
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family dinner
memories span decades
in minutes
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holiness
and humility
Christmas
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by Ellen Grace Olinger
These poems are from Quiet Christmas Poetry, which is both a site and large print chapbook.
still life painting
still life painting
outside my window
autumn quiet
Ellen Grace Olinger
