Haikumuse | Summer 2007
by Madeleine Findlay
Free of the trees
the Great Blue unfolds his wings
over the pond.
First rose
against a dark background
pink appetite.
Sun shower
the light catches each drop
of falling rain.
Fledgling heron
undistracted by onlookers
fishes alone.
by Tom D’Evelyn
Summer afternoon
meditation on a boy
bouncing a ball.
Dust bath
for tiny sparrows --
Sunday chimes.
Humid June--
only the green grass
jumps out.
Mosquito,
all you had to do was ask --
summer evening.
Billowy clouds --
on the dark waves
flecks of foam.
Summer noon
awakened only
by the scent of the pine.
End of a hot day --
the smell of the rain so much
more than the rain.
June fog --
chuckle of waves, scream of gulls,
how expressive.
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