Turkeys gobbling
While crows are cawing nearby
Morning at my house.
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We encounter things
So strange yet still so common
Children’s services
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Sky in the water
Clouds turn blue on a river
like boats lingering.
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I love the shadows
They reach across my life and
warm my weary bones
Photo of creosote bush in Cathedral City, California by Orin Zebest
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Three shades of color
Across an open landscape
Depicting life’s blend
Photo taken in South Africa by Lynae Straw
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Idling bus riders
Their time means less than schedules
Here next to the road
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Ecological
Translates to inconvenience
For the bus rider
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I’m not prolific
Haiku just happens because
I have a notebook
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April 7th, 2010 at 12:58 pm
Gerry, thanks for your comment on my govloop.com blog. I checked out your site and found your haiku. LOVED IT! I just had to share one I wrote recently, the first one in many years, inspired by my work schedule:
Training assignments
Like Thanksgiving portions
We take too much
hahaha hope it gave you a laugh today.
Kindly,
Sandy