Thursday 26 November 2020

A Poem a Day (312): 6 haiku – nature versus human


Haiku 4 is about the helicopter overhead at midnight last night. It was spinning for England! Thank goodness for a good book.
 
 
Exercise book
 
Colour triangles,
perfect symmetry pose,
half-bodies entwined.
 
 
Drops
 
Water seeping green
on leaf, skips a beat to fall,
swirling colours drawn.
 
 
Workmen
 
Morning light echoes.
Drilling leaks a wall of sound
amid black-feather song.
 
 
Wings
 
Wings spin, a deep growl
permeates, wakes sleeping night.
Mechanical bird.
 
 
Make space
 
Less space left for them,
sounds of nature dissipate.
I miss the moon breathe.
 
 
Nut sports
 
Tree to fence to nuts,
grey squirrel runs the gauntlet,
nose twitching with glee.
 
 
Copyright Vickie Johnstone, November 26, 2020
 
 
If you like haiku, I have a collection of 365 for sale in the usual places. The book is called Life’s Rhythms and it’s available as an ebook (99p) or a paperback (around £5). I love blackbirds, so there is one on the cover :)
 
Links:
 
Smashwords (ebook is free)
Kobo (ebook is free)
Barnes & Noble (ebook is free)
 
Thanks :) 
 

 


 

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