Those terrible exhaust fumes alone would drive anyone out of the big cities. We stopped off in Aruba during our recent cruise. Traffic was bumper to bumper in the city. Could hardly breathe. Running for the beach seems the thing to do, expecially for the lungs. Good one, Joy! Great shot of the congested city too!
well said, joy! this is the time of year to eschew beaches and seek out those dusty, forgotten haunts!
peace to you during these dog days of summer,
carolyn
Joy, the brevity of the haiku form gets straight to the heart of the matter...yet you open the imagination to a vista of endless possibilities as I travel along those backroads...
It's those little Asides...that bring some of the greatest spiritual freedom.........and the beach, instead of buildings! They can surely blur our view, eh?
Back roads are a respite from the madness of highways; nicely done, Joy. Thank you for sharing this haiku. Love and peace to you,
Regis
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Reviewed on July 13, 2006
There is nothing like a great back road. I was in Ontairo when the Queen highway had to be closed down because the pavement became too hot! Hot summer :-) Great Haiku!
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God Bless
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Lena
yes
on to Fire Island
people in the cities appreciate the weekend in a vastly appreciated way LOL
peace to you during these dog days of summer,
carolyn
Wonderful invitation to let the mind wander...
Gina
Susan
Great haiku, Joy!
Love, Rhonda
Regis
I have often found the back roads are the best and quickest way to get from point A to point B...
Educational haiku...;)
Peter