autumn sailors
float on the green lake waters
without a goal
autumn sailors
face the shifting fickle winds
– those flapping sails
float on the green lake waters
this windless morning
in the autumn rain
without a goal
they depart early each morn
sailing into the sun
© G.s.k. ‘15
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They really are brave to sail facing those fickle winds!!! Your haiga is beautiful as well as your troiku..I went a little crazy…yes, I took photos on my way to work and was inclined to fit half of them in my troiku…so a cascade of haiga for my troiku…lol.I talk too much, eat too much, so I suppose that just followed the flow:)
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LOL … I don’t know what talking and eating has to do with creating a cascade of haiku for a troiku .. I think I’m going to have to go on a blog hunt to find out!!!!
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I like both but your haiga really captured my attention. I love the idea of sailing without a purpose.
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Probably the most fun way to sail – if not the safest in autumn and spring 😉 Glad you enjoyed the post Suzanne.
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Freedom !!!!!!!!!
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Ah … the magic word!
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What an idea Georgia to use a Haiga as base for your troiku.
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Glad you liked it.
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