Haiku Interlude

By Michael Skinner
Haiku artwork, accompanies love poems


Haiku Interlude

Wading through the grass
hip deep in the nodding heads
all dew and dust now

...........................

dawn and dirt and dew
and bright days begun anew
dusk and dust and death

.....................

beating feathered wings
screaming over a mirror
landing on the shore

......................

holding baited breath
waiting on the next moment
releasing tension



Didn't get a bite
Impatient snowy egret 
Soon, dinner is served.

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Early morning sky
Fluorescent clouds at day break
Evening has fled.

oooooooooooooooooooooo




Contrailess jet plane
Metal on measureless blue
Distances preserved.





Every day I drive into a technicolor sunrise.
Such is daybreak at the Eastern Edge of the world.
I must cross two rivers before I reach the sea. Each river is spanned by thin web of steel and concrete.
I work a stone's throw from the ocean and I gauge the tempo of the day by the colors of the sea.
A dark blue sea protends a calm day.
A green sea speaks of storms to come. a slate gray sea: the storm is here.




It is now

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