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Haiku - Day's Journey
By Deborah Russell
Tuesday, March 14, 2006
Rated "G" by the Author.

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day's journey...

Haiku - Day's Journey

daybreak

herons rise from water-rings

on the pond, in clouds, lotus blossoms

wind song

the slight stir of my reflection

quiet stream

though the clouds bird sounds

clouds in the wetlands

break from the reeds

lightning

between flashes, a blossomless tree

old garden, leaves in the pool, parting

summer rain - a white stone, whiter

stepping stones -

near the waterfall, my shadow

lotus leaf - the sound of rain returns

sunset- through the reeds

a sharply drawn silhouette

twilight�s lavender cools the pond

moonlight, the useless color

of fragrant pines

waning moon

the weight of blossoms

grows dim

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