Jeff Hoagland is a lifelong naturalist and an environmental educator with a passion for the wild. He enjoys sharing nature with his family and friends. Jeff's haiku can be found widely, in haiku journals, and on large stones throughout his community. He was featured in A New Resonance 7, enjoys presenting in-the-field haiku workshops, and is an Associate Editor for The Heron's Nest.
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Love the switch in the senses between being aware of the lightwaves and the waves of sound from the bird, whether that's the steadfast sun, or the golden feathers reflecting it among the greenness of the trees. Either way, it's full of life and nourishing to the senses.
That is so beautiful! It feels so hopeful!
That's exactly how I felt, Louise. So needed especially now.
Yes. Perfect. Lifted my spirits,thank you.
I like the contrast between the words varied and unwavering—well done Jeff.
The use of ?unwavering? to describe the light feels important in L3?a lot of hope and strength in this one.
marion
Love the switch in the senses between being aware of the lightwaves and the waves of sound from the bird, whether that's the steadfast sun, or the golden feathers reflecting it among the greenness of the trees. Either way, it's full of life and nourishing to the senses.
alone
in aurora borealis
Loch Watten’s color
https://youtu.be/fVsONlc3OUY