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A new day a new haiku
Scattered photons glow
Like seed heads in the sunset
Did I miss the point?
A summer swallow
Blazing a trail to follow
Through verdant hollows
Is this a mirror?
Are these my contorted limbs?
Am I still broken?
Scent drops like honey
Fragrance older than summer
Intoxicating
Hiding in the clay
Where lost bones slowly decay
Trove will surely stay
Drawn to the margins
Precariously balanced
Living on the edge
Is being enough?
Must we always strive to grow?
Everything is change
Now the seed is set
The hay will be full of life
Wild flowers flourish
Sailing on sunlight
Billow into darker night
Can I too take flight?
Under scorching rays
Today was a perfect day
To cut and cure hay
Wild grass, bend my ear
Tell me what I truly fear
I was never near
Can a bird trespass?
Can a flower cause offence?
Who can build a nest?
Where once were hedges
Now solitary oak stands
All fields become one
And so we begin
Our path away from the sun
Soak in all you can
From thorny tendrils
Bright blossom and black berries
Bloom in defiance
A new leaf is turned
Another summer yearned
Same lessons unlearned
Elusive sunsets
Forever beyond my reach
What am I doing?
The green apple shade
Gently nodding overhead
I turn and hide again
When I turned around
The sunset had disappeared
Leaving only sky
Watch my thoughts unfurl
Clouds forever in motion
Unravel, set free
When the water falls
And the thunder claps refract
The rain into bows
How the years roll by
Suddenly away they fly
These are the good days
Clasping spirals curl
Twisted tightly together
In a hurricane
Behind those cold eyes
No love, no compassion lies
Take another guise