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A new day a new haiku
Clamber through the hedge
Living on the woodland edge
Spread our wings and fledge
In the partial shade
Birds nest, deer rest and then graze
Quiet forest glade
Long light shining through
Captivating sunset hues
Everything is new
Trace the labyrinth
And weave through the lighting bugs
The fayre comes alive
At the sun’s zenith
Shelter in your spreading shade
How am I growing?
All the stars align
And all the puzzle pieces
Fall into their place
The heat haze rises
We wander, wilt and wither
Memories meander
In the long cool shade
We rest our weary limbs and
In the shadows bathe
Swallows dive and swoop
Underneath the mushroom shade
The circle returns
Soak in springtime sun
Fill your ears with sweet sugar
Songs of joy abound
The sun sings as it
Sinks slow in the silver sky
Seducing songbirds
Blackthorn blossom bursts
Beyond billowing boundaries
Breeding bumblebees
I slipped in wet grass
Sliding down soggy hillsides
Landing with a splat
Standing on strong roots
Reaching up towards the sun
Dancing in the breeze
Follow the water
Running to the deep blue sea
Inevitably
Purple birch buds shine
Light on a distant mountain
Just a bit further
Early evening glow
Let the sunlight shine through you
Where does it end up?
Don’t take the straight road
Some corners should not be cut
What will you find there?
Moss bedraggled limbs
Drag me deeper down to dirt
Can I rise again?
Why should walls be square?
Why do we make edges straight?
Go now, ask the trees
I am the water
And I am the deep blue sea
You can’t keep music
Sheltered from sea spray
A mist of blackthorn blossoms
Gathering the gloam
In freezing torrents
Meander down the mountain
Swept back to the sea
The front blows over
Blasting us with sand and hail
We battle onwards