a wagtail I spook
veers from one buffet to the next
March wind
the clack of bare branches
lost in the swish of leaves soon
March wind
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These poems were inspired by a blustery day. And, to finish, because March gales are clearly the exact same shape as a devil’s haircut, here’s Beck –
up and down the sunset
a sphere of tiny flies dance
first blossom
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This poem was inspired by spring unexpectedly interrupting February. And, to finish, here’s the La’s –
its yellow fin
ripples once, twice, to keep the carp
still as spring moves in
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This poem was inspired by the lovely fish in a lovely garden pond at a grubby little office. And, to finish, here’s Ash –
over a dusting
of snow who knows who is singing
this twilight
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This poem was inspired by the brief cracks appearing in the winter, again. And, to finish, here’s Oasis –
after days of frost
a mild dew hangs on the grass
waves of bird song
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This poem was inspired by the brief cracks appearing in the winter, and by the struggle to remember the knack of finding haiku. And, to finish, here’s Grant Hart –
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