out of the thinning fog and back again pelicans at Big Sur
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gK is a member of the Southern California Haiku Study Group. Besides writing haiku, senryu, and tanka, gK also writes science fiction haiku (also known as scifaiku), and is a moderator for the scifaiku mailing list at Yahoo! Groups.
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good one gK, which brings to mind the Hitchcock oldie, The Birds
ghosts cloud my space
virtual reality
harbinger of birds
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out of the thinning fog and back again pelicans at Big Sur
—gK Very nice images, movement/motion
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Mysterious of the relationship between pelicans & fog. Good change by thinning fog
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Your haiku is easy to understand; I like it!
Janis Lukstein calkeypals@aol.com
Alan: I agree. There’s something about the slow gliding of pelicans, especially when following the curl of a wave. I’ve seen brown pelicans in various places in Calif plus the Sea of Cortes, & white pelicans at the Salton Sea.
In the 70s, I did some seabird research. Because of DDT they’d quit breeding, but their HUGE nests were still on Santa Barbara Is.
good one gK, which brings to mind the Hitchcock oldie, The Birds
ghosts cloud my space
virtual reality
harbinger of birds
Wow! You’ve taken me to a cliff overlooking the water at Big Sur. Lovely image! Thank you for this.
Hi gK = who?
out of the thinning fog and back again pelicans at Big Sur
—gK Very nice images, movement/motion
I think I’ve met you; where?
Mysterious of the relationship between pelicans & fog. Good change by thinning fog
Thanks & how do I post on Tiny Words?
Your haiku is easy to understand; I like it!
Janis Lukstein calkeypals@aol.com
hi gK,
Very nice Big Sur haiku, and I’m a sucker for pelicans too, except mine come from Magnetic Island off the Queensland Coast! ;-)
Dear Janis,
You can contribute haiku by clicking onto the top right where it says contributions. Look forward to seeing haiku from you. ;-)
Thanks everyone for your comments.
Alan: I agree. There’s something about the slow gliding of pelicans, especially when following the curl of a wave. I’ve seen brown pelicans in various places in Calif plus the Sea of Cortes, & white pelicans at the Salton Sea.
In the 70s, I did some seabird research. Because of DDT they’d quit breeding, but their HUGE nests were still on Santa Barbara Is.
out of the darkness
onto the wire
the blackbird sings
in the night