Rengay Through the Seasons by Masago & Friends

 

 

Little Slug Rengay #40, Early-Summer by Vaughn Seward (CA) Oh, little slug, get moving, go on... a robin's nearby. Chicken dinner was ordered — will it come before breakfast? Railway crossing — the other side's lineup grows longer. Grocery checkout queue... "price check, aisle seven!" Rising price of gas — sidewalks grow familiar. Stone wall — the setting sun's shadow reaches a ladybug. Click here for Notes   Their Points Rengay #41, Early-Summer by Vaughn Seward (CA) Oh mosquito, little one in my shower... cease fire? A rain drop hits the earth — the ant changes course. Hornets under the back porch — the front gets busier. A bee embraces a rose blossom — the stinger points skyward. Sun-facing spider web — each dew drop, a jewel. Broad daylight — a sudden tiny sting, and no deerfly! Click here for Notes   The Rainbow Ahead Rengay #42, Early-Summer by Vaughn Seward (CA) A hermit watches drops splash on the surface — koi's pond. Out in an evening drizzle — we stop for fish and chips. Potato patch — the sound of pitter-patter on each leaf. Sudden downpour — colouring books opened on the lawn. Thunderstorm — my umbrella opens up all too well. A rainbow across the road in front of us — the storm behind. Click here for Notes   End Game Rengay #43, Early-Summer by Vaughn Seward (CA) Long day — the sun goes to bed after I do. We get ice-cream cones — a lick sends my scoop flying. Rising tide — a wave laps over the last of the castle. A sudden squall — an outdoor chess match enters the end game. At the end of the dock — he tries hooking minnows. Awakened at dawn — the sound of sirens grab our attention. Click here for Notes   Out in the Rain Rengay #44, Mid-Summer Hortensia Anderson and Vaughn Seward At the pond — we splash sun all over each other. A birdbath out in the rain — each drop bursts into many. Overflowing tub — the toddler drenched from saving "drownded water." Baby's baptism — the minister also gets a christening. Wind through the graveyard — an elm scatters shadows. Poolside repose — a vodka martini with a splash of lime. Click here for Notes