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Tag Archives: haibun
Industry
All around the globe Industrial giants buzz Gathering power Seeking Nature’s golden gift Others seek only to serve I love bumblebees. Their apparently lazy flight fills summer gardens with a constant subliminal hum, yet their presence assures the garden’s survival … Continue reading
Yesteryear
Fragile floral lace Blushing with the hues of dawn Delicate romance Memories of yesteryear Scatter faded confetti There is something about hydrangeas that always trigger memories of childhood. Each cluster of flowers is a fairy bouquet that carries the past … Continue reading
Posted in Memory, Photography, Poetry
Tagged fairies, flowers, grandparents, haibun, hydrangea, magic, perfume, tanka
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Fanfare
A day bewildered Embracing summer’s passion Beneath stormy skies At my feet the heather blooms The heavens answer my tears There is a point on my journey when, at just the right time of year, there is a first glimpse … Continue reading
Home
In the high places A veil of serenity Soothes the wildest heart Savage beasts bow to beauty And passion wears purity A moorland dawn. The heather is in bloom, its delicate honey fragrances the morning for me alone. No bees … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, Photography, Poetry
Tagged haibun, heather, mists, Moors, poem, tanka
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Microcosm #midnighthaiku
Wildflower carpet Cerulean petals fly Perfectly disguised A stark headland juts out into the sea. Limestone cliffs tower, bleak and open to the winds. The grass grows close to the earth, hugging her slopes for protection against the elements. From … Continue reading
Harmony
The art of living When the music of the spheres Becomes life’s soundtrack Universal harmony Melds with the song of the soul A brave blackbird breaks the sodden silence. The overnight downpour has quelled the enthusiasm of the morning chorus. … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Poetry
Tagged art, dawn chorus, haibun, living, magic, moon, prose, tanka
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Cycles
Youth seeks age too soon Welcoming maturity With incondign haste Those who would force the harvest Find only meagre pickings The sun hammers the garden, beating it into submission. The trees are laden and the brambles heavy with berries. It … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Poetry
Tagged age, cycles of nature, haibun, seasons, tanka, youth
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Ephemera
Spun-sugar morning Above the sleeping city A piquant contrast Nature’s daily orison Enlightening the dreamers In summer, I miss the winter. Dawn breaks too early, even for the dog. Doubtless, she would not refuse a walk, but should I rise … Continue reading
Mirror
The mirror speaks truth Harbouring no illusions Perception tells lies I am not what I appear I am more and less than I “The eyes of love see only beauty.” The idea became a portal to a new understanding. A … Continue reading
Strength
Petals that tremble in the slightest breeze did not even stir. Liveried in black and gold, summer’s messenger walked lightly upon the rose. Which, I wondered, was the strongest? When we walk lightly upon the earth, marvelling at her wonders, … Continue reading
Posted in nature, Photography, Poetry, Rose
Tagged bridal flowers, earth, ecology, haibun, summer, sun, symbolism
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