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A new day a new haiku
Who will I become
When I am truly myself?
How deep must I dig?
Sleeping on the wing
Canvas flaps and crickets sing
The river’s calling
While rust ridden scythes
Loom over lowering steel skies
The tired meadow sighs
I prick up my ears
Limbs lean holding their brother
Focus on the ups
Treacherous river
Twitch and twist through your trenches
Transitive courses
Your gentle babble
Still echoes through the darkness
Planning my return
Release your desires
Throw them into the deepest
Learn to only be
When I’m in the flow
There is only the river
Everything I know
In the reflection
Of rolling surface tension
A new dimension
Neverending days
Stretch me out, wind fills my sails
Float through the forest
Some dreams burn away
Smoke clouds carried on the wind
What was not now is
Around the corner
Down hill, dead end, dry valley
Turn back into dust
Reach out from the field
Casting lines and folding ears
Clouds our only shield
There’s a gap between
Words you say and what you mean
Lines I cannot read
Gather round the fire
Hear the tune, become the choir
Under the full moon
The river calls me
It draws me in and slowly
Washes me away
Those sunburnt kisses
Holding on to golden hands
First ideas are best
Rivers bends themselves
To find out a better course
Work is never done
Gather the waters
Channel them down the mountains
Bring life to the land
Wherever you flow
Through sluice, weir, lock, flume and gate
Take me along too
Wade through the river
My bones will quake and quiver
A goose skin shiver
Burning clouds melting
In the fervent summer heat
Worlds will pass away
Pride creeps up on you
Sneaking in through cracks and flaws
Tangled up in doubt
What is confidence?
The key stone in an archway
Blinkers on a horse