Solitary heron
This hazy grey evening light
Belongs to your kind
A new day a new haiku
Solitary heron
This hazy grey evening light
Belongs to your kind
Everything stood still
In this hazy spring evening
To watch the birds glide
Were you standing here
My arboreal old friend
When they laid these stones?
A burning orange
Hangs behind budding branches
Another day dies
Long lost melodies
Reverberate from ruins
A midnight vigil
In a soupy mist
We wend and wind and whisper
Across horseshoe pass
In a sterile pool
So far from the teaming sea
I miss the ocean
I’ll hide away here
Deep down under the cold ground
Still hibernating
Heavy lumps of ice
Beaten by the wind and rain
Low pressure rolls in
My paper bag eyes
Flutter and swoop as a bird
Drifts slowly downstream
Long low evening sun
Paints the world a dreamy hue
Sleepwalking back home
When the sun collides
Fading like purple jasmine
Another day dies
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