Harvest in Languedoc
September 2, 2010 by tony · Leave a Comment
Coaxed gently from vines -
For a pressing appointment -
To release Sunshine -
A cloudy day, Perhaps all the sun is in the grapesĀ – waiting now for the bottles on shelves.
Haiku – An Alchemy of Sun
September 1, 2010 by tony · Leave a Comment
Sunshine harvesters -
Turn Gold into Languedoc wine -
The Days are shorter -
We hear the grape harvesting machines and the presses from the local winery start at 4 in the morning. A gently thrum while we dream. Soon we can release the captured sunshine from the bottles and make winter dissolve.
Grasp the Morning Sun
August 31, 2010 by tony · Leave a Comment
The end of August -
Sun in my eyes as I drive-
I smell the harvest -
Driving Mimi to the station in the early morning, the sun is lower now and the warm fields plush with grapes are a heady perfume
The Harvest Starts in Languedoc
August 30, 2010 by tony · Leave a Comment
Start of the harvest-
Machines pick most of the grapes-
But some hide for us
All around us are vineyards, for the next few weeks the harvesting will start very early, before daylight and grapes brough to the wineries.
stay with us in Villa Roquette and see the wine develop, stay long enough and you can taste the ‘paradis’ and soon the new wines.
A Daily Haiku
August 29, 2010 by tony · Leave a Comment
A Daily Haiku –
Seems a simple task to do -
This one was easy –
The Naming of Days
June 22, 2010 by tony · Leave a Comment
The Naming of Days -
One day before tomorrow -
Which We have Not Got -
A Haiku Deferred
March 14, 2010 by tony · Leave a Comment
no inspiration -
a day of sand and cement -
my haiku must wait -
Haiku for Mixing Concrete
March 13, 2010 by tony · Leave a Comment
Bond sand lime and stones -
Glopiter revolves -
A new foundation -
Haiku for the Death of a Butterfly
March 12, 2010 by tony · Leave a Comment
stuck on fresh wet paint -
a butterfly’s wings can’t move -
so many colors -
Haiku for a Helium Balloon
March 11, 2010 by tony · Leave a Comment
Longing to escape -
My balloon tugs at the wind -
But it talks in squeaks -


