Moon throws down silver
Dancing trees undress to please
Naked for Winter.
CLP 26/09/2018
Liberté, Égalité, Humanité
Moon throws down silver
Dancing trees undress to please
Naked for Winter.
CLP 26/09/2018
Sun breaches horizon
Penetrating darkest corners
Minds open to light.
CLP. 19/09/2018
Bells hung high resound
Steps echo on Steep Hill stone
Hearts near fit to burst.
CLP 18/09/18
Day breaks open hearts
Light falling on night’s victims
Dreams are lost to sleep.
CLP 17/09/2018
Wheat, barley and oats
Cut threshed stored milled
Loose grains line the track
CLP 16/09/2018
First glints in grey sky
Unveil frosted roof and pane
Darkness concedes dawn
CLP 10/09/2018
Dry leaves falling
Silently on sunlit church
Tears cleanse the path home.
CLP 08/09/2018
Originally posted on: https://vitabrevisliterature.com/2018/09/07/open-comment-a-haiku-poetry-competition-submit-your-poem/
Dry linden leaves fall
Silently on sunlit church
Tears cleanse the path home.
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In memory of IGB (1949 – 2018)
CLP 08/09/2018
Also published in a slightly different version on https://vitabrevisliterature.com
Just having a vote every few years in what is in effect an elected dictatorship does not constitute a democracy. The voices of the people are actually closed in behind a two party arrangement where those with power offer limited opportunities for people to take part in the running of the country.
In the following article written by George Monbiot you get a flavour of the modern UK and an understanding of how this country is actually managed.
https://www.monbiot.com/2018/08/24/my-way-or-the-highway/
A water lily
After Sunday’s lazy sun
Must withdraw and rest.
CLP 10/06/2018