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rain drops hit still pond
surface ripples spread outward
tickling frog bellies

The wind of Thor
Drives monsoon rain
To frogs delight.

Patience

breezeless summer day -
motionless on lily pad
frog waits for victim

Croakers symphony
await the rainy season
a horny toad calls

A burst of thunder
rain coming down in torrents
a mating frenzy

lily pads submerge
fertile eggs slowly sinking
 fish come  for the  feast

new generations
await symphonic debut
a raindrop splashes


By: Joseph May

a lime green tree frog
   clings tightly to a bare branch --
      butterfly kisses

my pad or your pad

croons the frog to his lady. . .

prince charming awaits


March 12, 2018 for  Mick Talbot's Haiku contest: theme "frog"

spring rain
ten-thousand frog croaks collapse
a rain-soaked silence

1. A gnat under blue
    days will next spin on apples 
    Look! More frogs arrived 

2.  The terrible tree
     Covers my house. That summer 
     I counted wagons 


3.  The frog above red 
     Songs will soon remember you
     Winter dreams with ducks

singing
in the creek
a frog

steel carriage belches
carbon cloud into the air
too early frog croaks

PETA snooping in
Calaveras County; frog
cannot jump

a green frog
leaps to freedom –
a boy’s hands

From old pond frog
to  this Questionku--
are haiku Guinea Pigs?

Ill discipline
As if it is not drunk enough
The frog joins team vodka

Pond Life: Lillypads and Frogs


lotus flower blooms
showa koi search old pond
pollywogs scatter

pulsing dragonfly
above shadowed frog on pad
unbridled tongue fast

~by deborah burch©
4/27/2012

THREE OUTDOOR SCENES

frog pond      mallards
on the grassy, shallow bank
watching reflections


table with peanuts
round and round the tree he goes
caw, caw cries high crow


reading by the sea
this boy sitting on a rock
gull catches the breeze


Dave Austin

Waters song on a mud
Passing away summer mug
Frog on a pug

In the red of morning
Nothing but almond blossom
And frog song

“Ribbit” croaks the frog
his lily pad is sinking…
     time to hop along

larger lily pad
makes a summer home for frogs…
     until the storms come




*Entry for Sidney Lee Ann’s “Lily-Pads and Frogs” contest
By Carolyn Devonshire
Theme: both lily pads and frogs

waves clap the shoreline -

floating sprawled 

one green frog 

When I was a kid
I caught a poison dart frog;
Its skin was golden!

a spellbound frog sits

    gazing at his reflection

      yearning for a kiss


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 Contest: Traditional Haiku
   Sponsor: Debbie Guzzi

frog strange croaking voice
hanging on his lily-pad..
many allergies

Sponsor: Sidney~LeeAnn
Contest:Lily-Pads and Frogs
Written: Sara Kendrick

Frog 1 And 2 – Haiku


          Frog 1

lights, stage, action, shoot
frog sings opera, hat, cane 
Saturday cartoons


          Frog 2

riveting story
jumping to conclusions, sad
frog misses pad, croaks

alert frog
sitting on a log
splash

frog sings
heron flies
frog dies

frog on lily pad
content in morning sunshine
waiting for a meal



Barbara Gorelick

He croaks as he waits
Calling for love from his pad
She answers the call

Rockman :-)

For the Haiku: Lily-pads And Frogs by Sidney LeeAnn

Frogs

Frog follies this year
featuring the loudest croak
All frogs in review!

Lilly Pads

Floating lilly pads,
used in spring as sailboats for
poliwogs galore!


Marty Owens for Lilly Pads and Frogs contest

The web caught the fly—
The spider crawled to its prey;
The frog zapped them both.

pendant green leaves weep
branches bend toward the ground-
peacocks prance and preen

peahens understand
bright blue-feathers fan out-
winds whisper secrets

grey frog croaks loudly 
willow canopy is home-
cottage red door opens

Frog chasing a fly                                               
leap to catch it and plop!                                
In deep well he fell

From the lily pond
Green frog jumps with eyes on meal
Web legs extending

calamondin eyes
hypnotise encroaching prey
sucker pads advance

Peering in pond
Ribbit - croak, frog under rock
Moons reflection beams