Floribunda Hotel
Dirt pile shrinks, beds grow
Red, orange, yellow, and green –
Seasonal tenants.
Dahlia
Red velvet spokes
Circle their churned butter hub —
Summer’s color wheel.
Summer Miner
Rat-a-tat-tat-tat
Hollow head drives long beak deep —
Green wiggling nuggets.
Reena is the host of Reena’s Exploration Challenge. Reena wants us to write a haiku this week.
Mish is the host of dVerse today, which is Open Link Night.
Tao Talk 
Spring is so full of life… love that little woodpecker.
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🙂 I’ve been hearing him out back the last few days, and either his head is hollow or the tree is!
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Beautiful haiku’s and spring is a delight of wonders. 🙂
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Thank you very much, Charlie, yes it is 🙂
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You welcome. 🙂
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nice onomatopoeia and alliteration
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Thank you, Larry 🙂
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This is gorgeously rendered! ❤️❤️
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Thank you, Sanaa! Glad you like them.
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I like especially that woodpecker too. (K)
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🙂 I”m glad.
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I like the woodpecker.
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I’m glad 🙂
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You really packed a lot of Spring is sparse haiku. I like the last one best; Woody Woodpecker was a fave cartoon as a kid.
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Thank you, Glenn. With the suet cage out there, it draws a variety of woodpeckers in. Woody has rejected the handout and is busy in the back woods, looking for live snacks. Woody Woodpecker is a fun cartoon character.
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I like all those colors especially the flower as a color wheel.
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Thank you, Frank 🙂
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BEEEUTIFUL! The pictures and your usage of all elements in the prompt!
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Thank you, Reena. I love haiku and would love to write them all day 🙂
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All the best 🙂
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BEEEUTIFUL! The pictures and your usage of all elements in the prompt!
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Reblogged this on Reena Saxena and commented:
Haiku Trio …… by Jade Li
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The photographs are vibrant and stunning, Jade, and I love the woodpecker – I haven’t heard one yet, but we usually have one that returns each year. My favourite haiku is the one about the dahlia, which reminds me of my grandfather’s garden; he didn’t have many, but he was so proud of them!
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Thank you, Kim. I love dahlias also but don’t have any yet at this house. I’m happy the dahlia reminds you of your grandfather.
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I love these, beautiful imagery in all 3!
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Thank you, Dr. Grimes. Glad you enjoyed them 🙂
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“Churned butter hub” — that is a wonderful and fun description!
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I like the idea of “seasonal tenants”. So true! The sound of woodpeckers in my yard does not bother me. They can rat-a-tat-tat all they want. 🙂 I enjoyed your haiku trio!
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I agree about the woodpeckers. Thank you and glad you enjoyed the haiku.
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I loved you series of haikus and the splendid photos that attended them – excellent post, captivation Jade! 🙂
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Rob, very happy you enjoyed them 🙂
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