To follow on from yesterday, here’s a selection of my own haiku from the Karawatha State Forest ginko… the place, the poets and their poems continue to resonate…
[photographs by Cindy Keong]
nature trail
the song of crickets
becomes a stream
*
summer sky
seen through eucalypts
seen through
ants
on the fallen eucalypt
all moving
*
leaves
among them
the lizard’s tail
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Lovely. I especially like the part that is ‘seen through’; very meditative.
oh i love esp. the cricket songs becoming a stream…such a cool image..can hear them…
I also esp. enjoyed the cricket songs becoming a stream…it really struck my senses.
Agree with Claudia and Charles 🙂 but the whole sequence is very good.