earth day
leaving the river alone
with its thoughts
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Kristen Lindquist
Kristen Lindquist is a writer and naturalist living in Camden, Maine.
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This was my morning personified.
geese on the lake
all calling at once
allahu akbar
Beautiful and thoughtful poem, thank you for sharing Kristen.
I can hear with you the quiet murmuring of the river, as it ponders along in its timeless way.
The season phrase opening line sharpens the impact.
This was my morning personified.
geese on the lake
all calling at once
allahu akbar
Beautiful and thoughtful poem, thank you for sharing Kristen.
I can hear with you the quiet murmuring of the river, as it ponders along in its timeless way.
The season phrase opening line sharpens the impact.
earth day
yet another neglected
anniversary
Strider
This is one of the most thought provoking and poetic pieces I've ever seen on Tinywords.
Thank you for sharing it.
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earth day
leaving the river alone
with its thoughts
—KRISTEN LINDQUIST
It's amazing that now it's not Earth Day but Earth's Reprieve as few aircraft and other deadly pollutants are reduced.
Lovely haiku, and I'm enjoying leaving the rest of nature alone, and letting it become ever more natural again.
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river stretch–
a wisp of a cloud
follows itself
Alan Summers
Presence journal #62 (November 2018)