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promise in autumn
distant row of brown garden
tufts of brilliant green
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bald eagle
grasps post-spawn salmon
... lake gleaner
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street sweepers
too late for fall leaves
winter soup
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choice reluctant
which wish should he want
gray shiftless day
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Digital Photo by Sue.
One Single Impression posts: Paradox, prompt from Edward Gault Forest River Journal
poems and digital photos
Monday, November 10, 2008
Paradox Haiku
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9 comments:
All of these bring vivid pictures to my mind. I love the winter soup... but i really connect with them all.
The eagle and salmon. Did you see the article about the giant salmon they found in OR? It was nearly five feet long.
Very vivid, especially the green tufts in the garden!
True paradoxes of nature. I wonder if nature knows?
Sorry! I deleted this by mistake- Thanks, Deb
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street sweepers
too late for fall leaves
this image stuck with me ... love the set of 'ku ... great job Sue.
peace,
JP/deb
Love the color contrast in the first ... and "lake gleaner"--oh my but that is brilliant! Excellent work!
I love them all. I waded through some of that soup in Waterbury over the weekend. I kind of like it!
These all sounded so lovely read out loud...beautiful words!
i like the description of autumn...
"True paradoxes of nature"_
reflected in direct,uncomplicated writing..many thanks..
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