red and green on tree
late for fall or early Yule
auguring from leaves
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photo by Chinnu Indrakumar on Unsplash
(leaves are for illustrative purpose, of course—what I mean to get at is that I don’t know the plant or if its leaves change for fall or it’s another process)
Saturday haiku
(senses applied to what’s outside; maybe each verse stands alone; maybe they all have to go together)
the skitterers wait
leaves falling then branches cleared
skittering delight
what is there to hear
surprised or unsurprised sound
to like or endure
out front I smell town
cars and bricks and street work there
out back trees and leaves
unconvincing taste
air that’s all mixed together
good and bad to breathe
touching the splinters
old drying frame of window
trees too far away
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photo by LR HULTS on Unsplash
forward one red leaf
before a crimson chorus
conducting fall's song
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today in my friend’s yard a big red leaf hanging lonely, behind which smaller red leaves formed a line, nature auguring fall, I suppose
photo by Stephen Mabbs on Unsplash
maybe some relief
wet air into breathable
please the angel work
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[I don’t know if haiku might serve for whining, probably not, sigh]
photo by Emma Swoboda on Unsplash
[it might be hard to tell, the bird is singing]
Saturday haiku
the weekend adds up week’s leaves
rake and then jump in
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photo by Diogo Nunes on Unsplash
ripe mildew and mold
how to clean the room of these
requires owned know-how
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photo by roland deason on Unsplash
so it is today
and beauty from brown ashes
withered leaves provide
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(I saw so many fallen leaves on the ground, despite it being only early August for the summer)
[haiku]
I do not know why
the sap of the tree sometimes
bleeds human for me
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photo by Michael B on Unsplash
she forms by function
her art that challenges lines
she multiverses
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photo by Abhi Verma on Unsplash
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