he dusted off his crazy
and flung it into the crowd
there was no way
to retreive it,
it had taken flight
Pat R
3/20/20
A Gogyohka
he dusted off his crazy
and flung it into the crowd
there was no way
to retreive it,
it had taken flight
Pat R
3/20/20
A Gogyohka
glacier ice tumbles
in a major undoing –
onlookers cheer, gulls cry
Pat R
8/05/19
Pat R
3/27/19
there she is
in all her loveliness,
full winter moon
gazing through bare branches
Pat R
12/22/1S
On the rural route up to the mountains there’s much to see. Horses grazing in fields, and farm houses with red barns and silohs. It’s really like driving through a postcard setting. I’ve seen crows on the side of the road picking at a carcass, and a majestic eagle soar from it high perch keeping an eye on them. But, I’ve yet to see a snow owl. Their domain is the dark of night, while the earth sleeps under a blanket of snow. Though I’ve not seen them, they might have seen me. When the snow on the ground makes light the night. And I slip out onto the porch into the arms of the night. So, I wait for that someday when I get to experience seeing or hearing a snow owl. Till then they live in my imagination.
a hoot here, then there
in the shadows of the moon –
snow owl’s made a match
Pat R
11/13/17
For
Fukuroo–Who? Who? Who? dVerse Haibun Monday
7Â Days, 7 Photos in black & white
a black and white photo of your life. No people. No explanation. Also, I am to challenge someone new each day, but I’m leaving that part out. I’m making it an open invitation. Join in if you wish and leave a link in the comment section of this post. I was challenged by Rebel Girl at Photogate.ca
Pat R
10/22/17
I don’t know the name of this fruit or its tree. I saw it in the park today.
fallen fruit
glows in autumn sun
back to the earth
Pat R
10/18/17
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