A harvest morning
We’re gleaning and gathering
The baskets are full
A new day a new haiku
A harvest morning
We’re gleaning and gathering
The baskets are full
From the cold darkness
A meteorite shower
One last flash of light
Under deep waters
Still here waiting for something
Not running away
Single silver eye
Performing her monthly wink
Are we lunatics?
And now summer ends
Washed away by Autumn rain
Back to school again
A white forest mist
Let’s go back to the river
A tranquil escape
Dusty woodland paths
Venturing into unknown
An invitation
Snaking between cliffs
This winding gorge ever swims
With tadpoles and ducks
In these ancient caves
Animal bones and flint tools
We are ancestors
From my clifftop perch
Scanning the terrain below
For a sign of life
Hollyhocks bend yet
Butterflies dance around them
While their wings still beat
Hot sparks burn bright trails
Like the stars shooting above
And a child’s joy
Streams of golden air
Edging dry seed heads in light
We fade in darkness
Tell your own story
With what you find around you
Tell it for yourself
Mellow August light
Lying low on the common
Nestle down sunshine
Though my star wanders
Explores celestial realms
I am not yet lost
Yesterday is gone
A place we can’t go back to
Water flows downstream
In distant twilight
A tawny owl hunting low
Should have stayed at home
Watching distant hills
From the darkness of my will
I wander them still
Steady summer storms
Wash away sandy footprints
Worms come out to play
Every tiny crack
A home for weeds and migrants
Hold tight little ones
Inbetween torrents
Dragonfly wings a quiver
Glowing spectral haze
Melodies vanish
By bending broken branches
Into the darkness
Golden grains of sand
Sipping through the glass of wine
Until I forget