falling down
onto rush hour traffic
seagull feathers

Published by

Alan Summers

Alan's haiku and poetry is published in over 60 anthologies, and a number of languages. He regularly reads, performs, and workshops from venues as diverse as possible including shop windows; inner city rainforests; cliff tops; to the more orthodox places...on occasion. His website is: http://www.withwords.org.uk Contact: alan at withwords dot org dot uk

13 thoughts on “”

  1. BRIGIT
    swan’s down ~
    smell snow
    on the wind

    “There are as many definitions of haiku as there are stars in the sky” – Alan Ginsberg

  2. falling down
    onto rush hour traffic
    seagull feathers

    The lovely rhythm mirrors that of a falling feather…Nice, Alan.

  3. Nice one, Alan…
    I like the two different movements.
    And then I find myself wondering if the
    seagull was in a rush too!
    ;)
    Lary

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