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#46- the forgotten

ancient limestone plaques

stand up for long forgotten

lives fading twice

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#45- naked

raging wind and rain

stripped away pink blossoms

azalea exposed

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#44 – wagon

idle red wagon

forlornly standing against rust

waiting for the boy

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#43

flitting cardinal

undaunted by dense spring fog

catching early worms

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#41 -spring

ever changing spring

inconstant weather daily

sun then wind then rain

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#40 – some new to me favorites

Cherry-Blossom Time

In my old home

which I forsook, the cherries

are in bloom


Nature Note

A bush warbler comes:

all muddy are the feet he wipes

upon the blooming plums.


Issa (1762-1826) inserts humor and humanity into his haiku that I find very comforting and appealing.

I hope you enjoy these as much as I have, I found them in an ancient looking little book from the library called An Introduction to Haiku.

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#39 – predators

predation above

helpless against attack

fat worms are victims

photo from flickr – ctberney

haiku recognized

started blog to free my thoughts

grateful and humbled

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#38

rising this spring morn

embrace the path of chaos

I head out the door

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#37 -final resting place

whizzing past my eyes

dead deer, dead jeans on highway

final resting place

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#36

beach after spring storm

Poseidon rages, waves crash

debris litters shore

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