Lazy in the heat
Sunlight bouncing off concrete
Blisters on bare feet
A new day a new haiku
Lazy in the heat
Sunlight bouncing off concrete
Blisters on bare feet
An acre of land
Hedges, fences, walls and gates
A trap, an escape?
Quiet summer days
Wait for something to happen
Life passing me by
From the fresh concrete
Seeds sprout into native weeds
Wilderness breaks through
Walking a tight rope
Between bliss and disaster
And falling apart
Fecund undergrowth
Towering over our heads
Life never stands still
Scatter thoughts like seeds
Carried away on rivers
The best ones come back
You follow snail trails
Curl up in my shell and hide
Behind tired eyes
From dirty black soil
Filled with bugs and worms and germs
Grows all that we eat
When all hope has died
And will is crushed and denied
Is there room inside?
Watching the weather
While we wait for the next tide
Wash me with white noise
Magical sunlight
A small girl in the long grass
Another day done
Against all the odds
At the bottom of the pile
Another ending
When the flowers are gone
They will track us to the hive
With smoke signal swarms
Grain in the mill wheel
Teeth set against each other
Rocks on the seashore
A hollow gun shot
Warning birds flee their perches
Vultures circling
Soft violet lines glow
Lay low on the horizon
A sunset halo
Cuckoo in the nest
A gall wasp in the acorn
A leech on your back
From the setting sun
Venus raised her steady eye
Toward Jupiter
From Bleaberry Tarn
Down into Sourmilk Gill
Mountain water streams
Spring into summer
Floating back into the lake
Saplings into trees
Melt into the stream
Running down the mountain side
Spiralling onwards
The road goes on yet
The end is never in sight
So keep on driving
Lazy hazy days
Gradually become the same
Then the weather breaks