And from John Coltrane we get this.
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From me, all you get is this:
~ 1 ~
at equinox
I pray for a time with
light and dark equal
~ 2 ~
serpents gathered
in an ancient right
get stoned together
~ 3 ~
kiss of sun and moon
forests and grass lands wake up
from a Winter's sleep
~ 4 ~
at equinox
old man sees the all of the world
in black and white
~ 5 ~
white goose black moose
share the sun and the moon
together
~ 6 ~
equinox
time of joy for orb weaver
insects on the way
UPDATE: inspired by Ese, I checked my yard and found my crocuses were up
~ 7 ~
equinox
a perfect time for flirting
with some little blondes
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my favs are 3 & 4 - soon, soon, but not soon enough, we will see new green shhots; and the old man haiku is as perfect as a haiku can get (IMHO)
ReplyDeleteGreat music ~ love jazz and great humor in your haiku ~ well penned too ~ Enjoy ^_^
ReplyDeletebeautiful lines! loved your set. closest to my soul was #3
ReplyDeleteold man flirts with blondes
ReplyDeletegoose discovers his ruse
cooks his moose!
I know, I know, haiku isn't supposed to rhyme!!
#3 is just fantastic. i'm so glad you decided to add that last one coz i really enjoyed it!
ReplyDeleteMay the little Orb Weaver's web be filled with tasty delights!
ReplyDeleteSeason by Season
I don't believe I've ever seen a black moose before. If you see it again, be sure to take and post a photo, OK?
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#2 made husband and me lol. Adore #3. Photo of your crocus so lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love the thought in the first one, but as always there's a little something for everyone here JzB. Thank you :)
ReplyDeletealoha JzB. i like the observation of #5. that makes for a great haiku moment (imo). cool.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great set of haiku, JzB! Light and dark equal - I pray along...
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful photo - makes my longing for spring even stronger!
Light and black equal. what a great symbolism
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