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“Raindrops”

Raindrops

Small fall raindrops fall /

to the roiling big river /

to the untamed seas.

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“Two chairs”

Two chairs

We shall find ourselves, /

two chairs by an ageless sea, /

folding in our names.

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#chairs #sea #we #names #australia #photo #poem #poetry #haiku #davidebooker #mariaforoudi #september #sunday #090422 #2022

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“Vacation (2019)”

Vacation (2019)

Summer clouds to sky /

Sand to beach, water to sea /

Embrace your beauty.

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“Two chairs”

Two chairs

We shall find ourselves, /

two chairs by an ageless sea, /

folding in our names.

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#chairs #sea #we #names #australia #photo #poem #poetry #haiku #davidebooker #mariaforoudi #september #sunday #090422 #2022

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“From many”

From many

From many, one drops /

Earthward, away from the sky. /

No seeds in the sun.

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#seeds #sun #one #many #falling #earth #sky #poem #poetry #photo #oldnorthknoxville #davidebooker #January #thursday #011923 #2023

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“Two chairs”

Two chairs

We shall find ourselves, /

two chairs by an ageless sea, /

folding in our names.

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#chairs #sea #we #names #australia #photo #poem #poetry #haiku #davidebooker #mariaforoudi #september #sunday #090422 #2022

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Photo finish Friday: “Fish of the land”

Fish of the land

If fruits de mer means /

fruits of the sea, should berries /

be fish of the land?

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#haiku #poem #poetry #berries #fruit #fish #sea #land #oldnorthknoxville #davidebooker #photooftheday #poemoftheday #july #friday #2021

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Haiku and photo: “Vacation”

Vacation

Summer clouds to sky /

Sand to beach, water to sea /

Embrace your beauty.

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#poem #haiku #davidebooker #poetry #writer #writing #sand #water #beach #clouds #sky #water #sea #summer #beauty #you #vacation

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Haiku to you Thursday: “Dawn, clouds, sky”

Dawn paints a pale blue. /

Clouds look like flat, black atolls. /

Sky is sea above.

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Monday morning writing joke: “Hitting the right note.”

Ernest Hemingway was sitting at a bar in Havana when in tottered an old, wizened man who hobbled up to the piano, sat down, and began playing.

He played wonderfully until he came to one certain note in the middle of the keyboard, which he could never get right. Always the same note. Always played badly.

“What’s his problem?” Hemingway asked.

The bartender shrugged. “We tried running him off, but he keeps coming back. So, we got him a music teacher. He ran her off. We then tried a psychologist. He didn’t last long, but he did suggest we not treat this problem as a big issue and maybe, eventually the man will go away. So he comes in to play and we ignore him and if anybody asks, we shrug our shoulders and say, ‘It’s just the old man and the C.’”

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