This ear of corn, found in my ornamental corn harvest, was infected by Corn Smut (Ustilago maydis). While some find it ugly, I am captivated by its’ beauty.
Photography
Nature’s Promise
Even though thundershowers threatened the night, this gentle flower survived the fury.
Words and Image ©2017 Clarence Holm
Just after the storm
Delicate poppies give hope
Beauty’s here to stay-Clarence Holm
Ronovan Writes Haiku Challenge 162 Hope/Stay
Sweet Perfume
Words and Image ©2017 Clarence Holm
Sweet perfume
Twilight’s special scent
Lost to dawn-Clarence Holm
TJ’s Household Haiku
Prompt words: Perfume and Lost
Haiku in 3-5-3
https://amaviedecoeurentier.wordpress.com/2017/08/06/tjs-household-haiku-10/
Journey
Word and Image ©2017 Clarence Holm
A single footstep
When followed by another
Begins a movement-Clarence Holm
I Am Here
Words and Image ©2017 Clarence Holm
I am here under sky
That is endless.
I am part of the horizon
That calls to me.
The wind that is blowing
Across the prairie,
Is just one part
Of me.Some may call this land empty,
Pass through and never see
The majesty of tumbling thunder
That is part of life’s journey
Fence
Image and Words ©2017 Clarence Holm
Broken barbed wire fence
Sits between two neighbor’s farms
Lines fell years agoNeither one seems to notice
Seems it serves their purpose fine-Clarence Holm
Wishing
Sunset on The Prairie
Words and Image ©2017 Clarence Holm
Watched from my window
The sun moves from east to west
Another day finishedDays, weeks, then months pass me by
Lamenting what could have been
