follow the road
through the emptiness of night
sun rise
she paddles
her little ones following
mamma duck
follow the leader
the children laugh and fall
as do nations
the long night
follows the midnight sun
Alaskan winter
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wow lovely haiku…especially loved the first one…
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Thanks Apurva!
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Very nice collection, Georgia. The last one just got to me. 🙂
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Glad you enjoyed the post …
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such a beauty!!
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Thanks!
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Super! The one about following leaders really got me.
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🙂 ah yes …
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There are some good haiku here. I particularly like the last one.
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Thanks Suzanne … btw, loved your book, I’ve been off line most days lately … just too hot to sit behind a keyboard once the sun comes up (I still use a desk-top) and didn’t get over to your site to tell you. Really some beautiful haiga!
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Brava, cara!! Love the fun images and that third one is a little Issa surprise …well thought out. Looks like we are in the heart of our heatwave …about the same temps as Verona…maybe the worse will pass so when I am on vacation this Friday it will be at least 5 degrees…just 25 to 28C please.
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AH… that sounds like heaven! Got my figures crossed for you! Thanks for the lovely comment.
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Hopelessly fallen in love with the first one ,Georgia !
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Thanks so much Milan!
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I like the duck one. I almost wrote a duck one too. Lucky ducky having all that hot weather.!
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Ah … only someone living in an Australian winter would think him lucky 😉
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