Friday, 9 May 2014

Three Spring Haikai

Swallows from the shed
scythe through the gloaming to catch
the last daylight flies.

Wind sways a window
and the countryside swerves
before the rain comes.

Mouldy winter straw
is the only reminder
of old politicians.

1 comment:

  1. Marcus BillsonMay 12, 2014

    Now this is a poem.
    Bravo.
    Truly wabi/sabi !

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