Comments on: Haiku 209 http://www.haikubytwo.com/haiku-209/ Alison Kehler and Kelly Westhoff alternate turns posting one new haiku each day. Reviews of haiku-themed products, interviews with haiku authors and guest haiku artists. Fri, 18 May 2012 08:57:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Haiku 573 http://www.haikubytwo.com/haiku-209/#comment-2312 Haiku 573 Tue, 27 Jul 2010 11:01:18 +0000 http://www.haikubytwo.com/?p=2253#comment-2312 [...] tree frogs at our door [...] [...] tree frogs at our door [...]

]]> By: johanna http://www.haikubytwo.com/haiku-209/#comment-971 johanna Thu, 30 Jul 2009 11:18:37 +0000 http://www.haikubytwo.com/?p=2253#comment-971 city visitors always say " it's so NOISY out here!" i say nature singing is not noise..... city visitors always say ” it’s so NOISY out here!”
i say nature singing is not noise…..

]]> By: Alison http://www.haikubytwo.com/haiku-209/#comment-969 Alison Thu, 30 Jul 2009 05:01:15 +0000 http://www.haikubytwo.com/?p=2253#comment-969 Thanks, Johanna for the tree frog description. I actually did have a chance to meet a frog today at a friend's house. It was small and spotted yet I was told it was not a tree frog. So I will look out and listen for them. All these things excite this new country gal and former city girl:) Thanks, Johanna for the tree frog description. I actually did have a chance to meet a frog today at a friend’s house. It was small and spotted yet I was told it was not a tree frog. So I will look out and listen for them. All these things excite this new country gal and former city girl:)

]]> By: johanna http://www.haikubytwo.com/haiku-209/#comment-968 johanna Wed, 29 Jul 2009 18:58:13 +0000 http://www.haikubytwo.com/?p=2253#comment-968 alison , if you're serious, they are pretty small, maybe 1" altogether, greeny brown, with moisty skin, sticky roundish toes clinging to trees, bushes and sometimes found on greenhouse plants. they sing in spring and fall around wet areas. we call then spring peepers- as it's their loud shrill mating calls that are so very present in springtime evenings. here's plenty material for haiku, but i did a peeper series on twitter back in april. prose seems best for now. vty, J. alison ,

if you’re serious, they are pretty small, maybe 1″ altogether, greeny brown,
with moisty skin, sticky roundish toes clinging to trees, bushes and sometimes
found on greenhouse plants.
they sing in spring and fall around wet areas. we call then spring peepers- as it’s
their loud shrill mating calls that are so very present in springtime evenings.
here’s plenty material for haiku, but i did a peeper series on twitter back in april.
prose seems best for now. vty, J.

]]> By: Alison http://www.haikubytwo.com/haiku-209/#comment-964 Alison Wed, 29 Jul 2009 17:16:26 +0000 http://www.haikubytwo.com/?p=2253#comment-964 Very cute and I agree with Johanna. This one sings. Now, I'm not sure that I have ever been acquainted with a tree frog before, since I had been a city girl for so long. How will I know when I meet one? Very cute and I agree with Johanna. This one sings.

Now, I’m not sure that I have ever been acquainted with a tree frog before, since I had been a city girl for so long. How will I know when I meet one?

]]> By: johanna http://www.haikubytwo.com/haiku-209/#comment-961 johanna Tue, 28 Jul 2009 15:01:16 +0000 http://www.haikubytwo.com/?p=2253#comment-961 great image! i have toads living somewhere under the porch steps who munch under my light every night . down here in the south, its the pulsing rhythm of the cicadas that sing us to sleep... great image! i have toads living somewhere under the porch steps who
munch under my light every night . down here in the south, its the
pulsing rhythm of the cicadas that sing us to sleep…

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