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Haiku and photo: “The day”

The day

Dusk betrays the day, /

turns light into sour moments /

left cold for the stars.

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#dusk #stars #cold #day #light #moments #haiku #photo #poem #poetry #davidebooker #oldnorthknoxville #december #saturday #2021 #121821

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Saturday silliness: “The stack”

The stack

Book pile grows higher. /

Tree of knowledge overflows /

Into empty rooms.

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#haiku #poem #poetry #book #pile #room #house #121821 #tree #knowledge #december #friday #davidebooker #2021

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Haiku and photo: “Moments”

Moments

Colors riot through /

a December morning sky: /

touching but not touched.

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#riot #color #morning #sky #touched #untouched #photo #poem #haiku #poetry #davidebooker #oldnorthknoxville #december #saturday #2021 #121221

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Saturday silliness: “Foul play”

Fowl play

The turkey showed up for /

Thanksgiving. /

His goose was cooked.

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Not my photo, but needed something to go with my short, humorous poem. I call the creation in the photo a turcrabasage.

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#thanksgiving #poem #poetry #photo #november #davidebooker #saturday #humor #2021 #112021

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Haiku and photo: “Gravity”

Gravity

Gravity, oh, you /

turn my life around. Bend light /

my expectations.

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#gravity #light #expectations #life #around #haiku #poem #poetry #photo #bridge #sun #davidebooker #knoxville #november #saturday #2021 #112021

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Haiku and photo: “Shadow Song”

Shadow Song

Breeze and leaves chorale /

Through sun-silhouetted limbs. /

Shadow song of fall.

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#poem #poetry #haiku #shadow #song #breeze #leaves #sun #silhouette #fall #davidebooker #photo #oldnorthknoxville #november #saturday #2021 #111321

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Haiku and photo: “Morning”

Morning

Earth in fall rubble. /

Silhouette in the morning: /

Catching Saturday.

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#haiku #poem #poetry #photo #silhouette #cat #fall #autumn #morning #rubble #earth #davidebooker #oldnorthknoxville #october #saturday #2021 #102321

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Haiku and photo: “Arise”

Arise

Arise, Great Pumpkin. /

Is Linus vindicated? /

Halloween restored?

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#haiku #photo #poem #poetry #pumpkin #linus #halloween #oldnorthknoxville, #davidebooker #october #saturday #2021 #102321

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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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#poem #photo #gardner #butterfly #beth #flower #davidebooker #october #sky #oldnorthknoxville #101621

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Two helpings of Sabbath

“The day of rest comes but once a week, and sorry am I that it does not come oftener. Man is so constituted that he can stand more rest than this. I often think regretfully that it would have been so easy to have two Sundays in a week, and yet it was not so ordained. The omnipotent Creator could have made the world in three days just as easily as he made it in six, and this would have doubled the Sundays. Still it is not our place to criticize the wisdom of the Creator.” – Reflections on the Sabbath – Mark Twain

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