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Sagaciously
Black crow peers with wise old soul
Upon human haze
cricket trills
frog plops! –
computer hums
mossy stone Buddha
smiling in steady rain
I adjust my wet shirt
An oft overlooked but very good Haiku study is Robert Aitken's "A Zen Wave, Basho's Haiku and Zen" 1982: Weatherhill, NY,Tokyo.
I'm having trouble buying my favourite mangoes this season.
summer scarce of mango
still a summer?
wet palm fronds
wind-shaken -
shatter sunlight
tricky nightscape
the status quo upended
I wake in cold sweat
crickets calling
pollinate flowers
bumble bee
kangaroo stands tall
kick – kick
Boxing Day
scattered memories -
river rocks and sea shells
on window ledges
just started new job
morning cloud clears by
afternoon
Sara wrote:
Lawnmower splutters to life
mozzies swarm
sounds of summer.
A general reflection after mowing the lawn (only some of it!) late in the day. While it was pleasantly cool, the mosquitoes arrived in droves as soon as I stopped moving.
By the way - I loved the Cat-leman's boxing kangaroo - actually I love them all!
green flies through air
frog flees
kids
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