in grey morning
ghostly wisteria
reaches out
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4 comments:
An interesting spin on the beauty of wisteria. (I can imagine mine appearing a bit creepy in the fog.)
Wisteria is fascinating,
and you catch an aspect of it perfectly.
It also looks like dust, or cake frosting to me as well. ;-)
I wonder if you could drop 'in'?
grey morning
ghostly wisteria
reaches out.
all my best,
Alan
With Words Online Haiku Competition.
Thank you, Diana and Alan, for your appreciation and different takes on my poem.
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