Sea mist envelops London Bridge Ocean Beach at Portsea on the Mornington Peninsula
when sea mists drift in
do you yearn for distant lands
lady rosemary
NOTE
Rosemary is from a combination of 2 Latin words
(ros = dew + marinus = sea) which together mean dew of the sea.
Rosemary is a plant native to the seaside regions of the Mediterranean and North Africa.
Linking to:
Haiku Heights ~ April Heights Haiku Month ~ Rosemary
13 comments:
I like how you played on the origin of the word. Very nice.
Beautifully done:)
Ah you have captured the true nature of the rosemary plant ....finicky unless the gardener provides those temperate Mediterranean breezes! Well done :)
I am so glad you explained the word origin. Lovely haiku.
Love your explanation. Then went back and reread your haiku. Really well done!
You are a genius with Haiku..Well done...I learn here..
http://rameshsood.blogspot.in/2013/04/ah-no-rosemary-haiku.html#comment-form
RS
Elegant haiku!
Sea spray, rosemary and drift makes the haiku so magically charming and dreamy!!
Good question of being surrounded by mists. Good one.
Ah! I enjoyed the haiku and learned something new. Thank you
Lovely:)
This is such a beautiful question ... wonder what would be the reply !!!
I am learning so much from these haiku posts on rosemary! Thanks for the information x
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