what we take
and what we leave behind
honey harvest
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Dyana Basist
Dyana Basist lives in Santa Cruz CA on Rodeo Gulch, a riparian corridor that inspires many of her lyric poems, haibun and haiku. Her haiku have been published in numerous journals and books. The theme of Dyana's new book, Coyote Wind, is her rollicking long-term love affair with Coyote, both the Mythic and the not-so mythic. It is available through elikpress.com or the author at openmesa@sbcglobal.net.
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Lovely! Thank you Dyana
There's just an inherent truth to this.
What we leave behind
can be what keeps us coming back,
what sustains us, carrying on the cycle of life . . .
what we have
and for how long
last snow
So perfect! And the response ku, very well done!
One of the best bee-haiku I?ve read, wonderful