Over excited
my dreams roam too far from me
trampling lush heather
Often in springtime
scents of favourite flowers
push back to winter
Walking though the world
hand in hand with nature’s woes
a cool breeze still blows
Privileged to touch
rough, wrinkled bodies of logs
reminds me of life
by *paige six
... from a silent space
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A beautiful piece.
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Dear Anita, such a lovely haiku sequence.
Boots on, we’re right there with you poetically, on a springtime nature ramble, humbly at one with all life on our planet, aware of course that its fragile beauty is ours to protect.
All the very best for 2019.
Take care,
Paul
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Good to hear from you, Paul. Same to you.
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Love the texture. I can almostt feel it.
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Thank you, Elaine.
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A beautiful pieces of Haiku
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Thank you very much.
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