sun angles through glass
by the panes make frames of light
inspiring our art
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photo by Alin Gavriliuc on Unsplash
pale gray without lines
no deep curves and shadow-play
I’d rather rainclouds
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photo by Giang Nguyen on Unsplash
late(ish) fall bares trees
spiny soldiers guard the land
so the ground may sleep
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photo by Samuel Bryngelsson at Unsplash
evergreen out back
safely burns the red out front
briefly with all fire
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photo by Sean Foster at Unsplash
Haskell Library
across fair-access borders
‘til government’s ban
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Built intentionally on the border between Derby Line, Vermont, and Stanstead, Quebec, this Victorian landmark stands as a monument to friendship between the United States and Canada. This library is a place where families, neighbors, and students have come together for generations to learn, read, and share a civic life rooted in trust, curiosity, and peace.
That legacy ended this week.
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I had read a while before about this phenomenon, a community library that traversed borders between the nations. Now the Canadians have been told they may not use the library on the USA side.
And I suppose haiku aren’t for politicking.
photo by Shunya Koide on Unsplash
(and in the back, a person in attendance in the center)
Saturday’s child works
hard at jobs that never cease
could wage to a fault
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photo by Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa on Unsplash
one forest remains
energy needs more than air
leaving machine world
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photo by Maximalfocus on Unsplash
I looked up to fall
blue and red and green were clear
traffic noise behind
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photo by Bryan Dickerson on Unsplash
“Fall Breaks Out in Texas”
golden late-sun tree
Earth regardless tilts away
climate change stalls fall
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(next I’ll be writing about how cold it’s gotten)
photo by Conor Luddy on Unsplash
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