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“Fairy house”

Fairy house

Shells of the ocean /

formed as a house for fairies /

Young hands mold magic.

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Haiku to you Thursday: “Menu”

Menu

The cat food did not /

say, “feeds raccoon,” but one came, /

ate, and left the cat.

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#menu #raccoon #cat #food #haiku #poem #poetry #photo #oldnorthknoxville #davidebooker #august #thursday #082522 #2022

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Photo finish Friday: “Burdens”

Burdens

Blooms give way to seeds. /

Beauty and function balanced. /

Hope burdens summer.

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#hope #blooms #beauty #function #balance #summer #photo #poem #poetry #haiku #davidebooker #oldnorthknoxville #july #friday #072222 #2022

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“Purple Iris”

Purple Iris

Petals up and down /

Shining in the sun’s pleasure /

Bright beard on curled tongue.

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#haiku #poem #poetry #may #tuesday #2020 #iris #davidebooker #photo #beard #flower #sun #petals #purple #oldnorthknoxville #knoxville #tennessee

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“The park”

The Park

Spring strolls through the park. /

Shaking green from her sleeves and /

Color from her eyes.

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#poem #haiku #davidebooker #poet #poetry #writer #writing #may #2019 #friday #spring #park #color #green #sleeves #oldnorthknoxville #eyes #050319

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“Kindness”

Kindness

Kindness sometimes means /

ripping up what is there to /reveal nature’s gifts.

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#kindness #gifts #reveal #nature #poem #poetry #haiku #senryu #photo #davidebooker #oldnorthknoxville #march #wednesday #030922 #2022

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Photo finish Friday: “Remembrance”

Remembrance

When you reach the end /

there’s a sign. Not an exit, /

but in remembrance.

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Haiku and photo: “Palm of winter”

Palm of Winter

Cold in the air. /

Snow on the Magnolia. /

The palm of winter.

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“Butterfly”

Butterfly

When I see a butterfly,

I think of you.

Not because you flutter

And onto other flowers move.

No, you are more steady

Than that,

A Gardner’s steady

In a wide brimmed hat.

Turning the soil

And amending where needed

So the butterflies will come

To the flowers seeded.

They know not the beauty

Of your touch.

Only the beauty

Of summer’s flower rush.

I think of you

When I see butterflies,

Fluttering up and around

Reaching for the bright blue sky

Then swooping back to your prepared ground.

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For Beth

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Photo finish Friday: “Bug out”

The attack of the metal-eating bugs from Mars was stopped dead in its tracks not by military firepower or industrial genius, but by rust and cold weather.

The attack of the metal-eating bugs from Mars was stopped dead in its tracks not by military firepower or industrial genius, but by rust and cold weather.

What will happen come Spring? Nobody is sure.

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