Quick home, to face the potential wind and rain. This, a recent comment I left at TALON; summer swinging at night.


ropes squeek
the swing climbs higher
counting stars

Hello friends... another "quick home."
__With all due respects to haiku masters both ancient and modern, and with a smile, is it plausible that haiku/senryu... are the forerunners of texting? The enticement of the terse?
__This pair, generated by the humming birds as they 'joust,' at their feeders.


joust
at the nectar feeder
pegasus

winged horse
his lance his beak
a rival 

"!BREAKING NEWS!"  
__That, now meaningless TV phrase, I'll use as a metaphor to say: "quickly home!"
__Below, a soft echo to Lorraine's most recent and fine post... as life regains itself. _m


bridges
crossing times rivers
infants

Quickly home.
In an early evening... rain.


days close
catbirds hunt in the briers
rhubarb rain

Our pond... last Saturday night.  


distant train
its whistle in this quiet
our moon floats

Quick home, but because of the heat, back to the pond!
__From time to time, I hang one of my Sunflower seed bird feeders, with a heavy rubber band. It doesn't bother the birds, but that bounce and spin sure bother the "seed stealers."  Has anyone ever seen a dizzy squirrel? No harm done... but comic!

dizzy squirrel
jumps from this spinning feeder
limb miss