FOUR HAIKU – ONE STORY

Phyllis Weeks Rogers

My friend Roland’s blog and poetry. He is special.

Roland's Ragbag

The sun’s open arms
Embrace the emergingday
Seeking lost sunbeams

Clutching at ripe fruit
Ever hoping to regain
Spent and mislaid strength

Hopeless task to set
Once spent never recovered
Now feeding our homes

Caught by ourpanels
Sustained by the human race
Lost to Mother Earth

The pen & wash sketches are by WHB (aka Roland). In order they are of …


Top: South Bishop Lighthouse, Pembrokeshire, Wales (1993);
Centre: An English Dawn . . . (1991)
Bottom: Lamlash and Holy Isle, Isle of Arran, Firth of Clyde, Scotland … (2001)

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Published by Phyllis Weeks Rogers

I'm a married retired nurse living on beautiful Lake Palestine in the East Texas piney woods. I seek to deepen my walk with the Lord daily. I have 4 dogs, a pair of Mandarin ducks, and 20 Ringed Teals. They are all a source of great pleasure. I love growing vegetables, fruits and floral. I spent the first 26 years of my life in the Houston area. The concrete and traffic took its toll and I moved to East Texas and have lived a rural existence since. I have always written as a means of expression throughout my life since I was in elementary school. It is something I've always had to do. My brain just works that way. It travels all the time, by land or sea or air it's always traveling.

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