Pigeon by R G
it's raining, you're heard
hungry coos
'neath laurel bushes
silent the grass path
pungent earth
birds and life coo love
legs criss-crossed in shorts
coy lunches
birds peck through plastic
chimes stir work people
paper scraps
left on bare benches
mottled beige bird coos
stands alone
pecks my popcorn hand
Written for dVerse Poets Pub FormForAll, where Samuel Peralta's prompt is La Lune .....concerning the American Haiku variation on haiku invented by Robert Kelly, and varied again by Jack Collom. I reworked (to fit the 5-3-5 syllabic Kelly lune) a grouping of haiku that I wrote ages ago and whimsically named "Hi Coo." Visit the link to learn about the form and to read lunes written by others at the pub.
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10 comments:
Lydia, I love this! Each haiku/lune stands alone, and also works with the others for a perfect vision. Thank you--and Happy New Year!
Interesting interpretation of the lune, and a well-wrought progression, illuminate these snapshots from an afternoon interlude with birds.
These are definitely not for the birds. Thanks for a lovely set of images.
...I wrote something with these nature companions before and yes, we can always find connections with birds... A lot learn from 'em... Wonderful reads.. Smiles...
...I wrote something with these nature companions before and yes, we can always find connections with birds... A lot learn from 'em... Wonderful reads.. Smiles...
nice...makes me think of lunching in the park...i am rather fond of pigeons, or any life actually....you def nailed it...each could stand alone yet link very nicely....
I do enjoy the sound of birds perched on branches, but when they get too close to my picnicking legs...
a nice emsamble of lunes. though each works well on its own, I like them intertwined here; it paints a broader picture.
one lovely haiku after another reminding us that summery lunch hours will return....
hi coo?
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aw lydia, this is painterly. even the popcorn peck.
with love for a bright new year
kj
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