Spring Field

A Haiku

By Holly NacePublished 2 years ago • Updated 2 years ago • 1 min read

Bowman's Hill Flower Preserve

Lacy flowers laugh

When butterfly passes by

In the fields of spring

Haiku nature poetry

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Holly Nace

Library nerd. I write stories, books, and poems. My poetry delves into the melancholy and bright, the painful and the wistful. I hope my words resonate with and inspire others.

"Tomorrow is too far away

So I will live just for today."

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