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A new day a new haiku
I reach for the fruit
But as I fall from the tree
It is beyond me
As the river bends
I find myself on the path
Of least resistance
Rapid river run
Let the current take you home
Ever flowing on
Worn tracks in the grass
All that’s left of summer days
So keen they race by
Look beyond rooftops
Knot your mind with oak and thorn
And let the ash rise
The water takes me
Wherever it wants to go
I am a river
Up above we play
While the river ever runs
Obliviously
Dive and swoop and turn
Inbetween the river banks
Rolling water churns
Follow the moonlight
Past the fairies and wood nymphs
Down to the river
As the sun falls down
Clouds turn into mountain tops
Feet return to ground
A secret village
Buried heart of the forest
Eerily empty
This becomes the past
There is no moment like now
It lives forever
These days are rarer
Than giant harvester moons
Each happens but once
Warm waves wash us clean
Create new memories to keep
And carry our dreams
Let the light align
The lost golden compass lines
Moon’s silver decline
If I could keep to
Empty roads, I’d never know
How far still to go
Like steady drizzle
We slowly trickle and seep
Through damp city streets
The years hurry on
Our days pass by in a blink
The land still remains
Mix light, air, water
With a tiny spark of seed
And life will flourish
I was an asteroid
Now I am gathering moss
Just a stone cold rock
Three hundred to grow
Three hundred to slowly thrive
Three hundred to die
And when the sun sets
Life becomes a silhouette
Time becomes unset
Sun catches old firs
We pine to be lifted up
By its golden light
All across England
Scattered oaks watch o’er our fields
While we live and die