Djibouti European Cemetery
desert wind
dancing through the tombstones
black dung beetle
dull yellow clouds
from over the horizon
khamsin arrives
endless horizon
thorny shrubs and yellow grass
African Sahel
© G.s.k. ‘15
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I really, really like the first one. Except for the beetle dung, it captures my world perfectly!
Why Would MMT Write Desert Haiku?
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It’s the name of the beetle MMT … no dung at all 😉
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WOw! dull yellow clouds
from over the horizon
khamsin arrives
it captivates….<3
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It was always so mesmerizing watching the khamsin roll up … not so cool the dust filtering under the doors and window sills.
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