February rain . . . yet still the sparrows playing beneath a parked car
—Wally Swist
Issue 17.2 | 2 January 2018
. February rain . . . yet still the sparrows playing beneath a parked car
—WALLY SWIST . . Sparrows are such playful creatures. I remember as a child when we had huge gangs of sparrows, but less so now.
I was overjoyed to own a house full of sparrows in the eaves. But less so when we lost one:
dead sparrow how light the evening comes to a close
Alan Summers Haiku Canada Review, vol. 11, no. 2, (October 2017) ed. LeRoy Gorman
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But back to a joyful note:
summer wind a sparrow re-rights itself at the peanut cage
Alan Summers Snapshots 10 (2004) . .
Well sparrows are waterproof, aren't they! :)
I enjoyed this playful haiku.
marion
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January 2nd, 2018 at 2:32 pm
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February rain . . .
yet still the sparrows playing
beneath a parked car
—WALLY SWIST
.
.
Sparrows are such playful creatures. I remember as a child when we had huge gangs of sparrows, but less so now.
I was overjoyed to own a house full of sparrows in the eaves. But less so when we lost one:
dead sparrow
how light the evening
comes to a close
Alan Summers
Haiku Canada Review, vol. 11, no. 2, (October 2017) ed. LeRoy Gorman
.
But back to a joyful note:
summer wind
a sparrow re-rights itself
at the peanut cage
Alan Summers
Snapshots 10 (2004)
.
.
January 8th, 2018 at 9:34 am
Well sparrows are waterproof, aren't they! :)
I enjoyed this playful haiku.
marion