Wednesday, September 30, 2026

The Luniferous Gazette #68: Wishward Spent

Sun Slant or September Haiku

I’ve captured some of my favorite September images this month, and bound them with early autumn haiku— 

 

Berry lush with glow,

Autumn unboxing her gems,

Blushing unabashed.


 Green bouquet wrapper,

Silver seed puffs wishward spent,

Earth star casting rays.

 
Frail wings cling to pink,

Rose shaking in fang-filled breeze,

Petals resolute. 


Plait my bark with gold,

Braid ripe sunlight in my sap,

I will amber yet.  

 

 Even sharpest thorn

May tenderly dream of touch

In soft princess puff.

 

 Rose leaves platter up

Rain gems like tomorrow’s tears,

Cabochon secrets.

 

 The book of green things

Breathes in September’s fine print,

Weathering the ink. 

 

What a perfect mess!

Glorious as meant to be,

Free as first sky thoughts. 

*It’s time, once again, to add to my Artweaver herd. Meet September, Carolina the Carousel Horse! A bit messy, but a lot of fun to draw.  


  ~*~  

Thanks for reading! Subscribe here if you'd like my free Substack newsletter dropped into your inbox every Wednesday.      

 

No comments:

Post a Comment

The Luniferous Gazette #69: The Magic Words of October

Time to Dust Off and Don Your Dreams . . . While I’m usually more drawn to the tinsel glitter of the winter holidays, my younger sisters hav...