Blue Bells of Scotland
Blue Bells of Scotland
Old song of woodland flowers
From a trombone bell
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From a high tower
Bells ring for us a signal
New joy or sorrow
Bells ring for us a signal
New joy or sorrow
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Hear ye - Hear ye well
On the Main Street of our town
Crier rings his bell
On the Main Street of our town
Crier rings his bell
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Moose looks familiar
His sad long face rings a bell
Goose goes in disguise
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In an old brass bell
Clapper bound up in silk threads
Spider spins its web
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The Sound of Bells
The Sound of Bells
Dancing on the strings
La guitarista's fingers
Spider on silk thread
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Carpe Diem #123
You've outdone yourself here, especially with the song pouring out of the trombone bell, and the spider weaving in the brass bell. A true haiku-ist!
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Trombones, guitars, poems,
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must be JzB's !
Great fun post and wonderful music! Thanks.
You and your haiku are a treasure ~ I love the moose and so glad you included him/her again ~ delightful 'bell haiku' ~ ^_^
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series. Every haiku a little gem.
ReplyDeleteWonderful and joyful. I truly like it.
ReplyDeletegreat set...my fav being the spider web tangling the clapper....wonderful image
ReplyDeletewow plenty of gems in this series! i love these tow the most Old song of woodland flowers and...Clapper bound up in silk threads... and the moose haha always with the moose .lol
ReplyDeleteSo many wonderful bells ringing here.
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