Sarah is a British eccentric who writes offbeat fiction, haiku and tanka poetry. When stuck for words, she sketches or paints instead. She's into nature conservation, sustainability, gardening, dogs, natural health, and reading. Her sociability is something that happens in short bursts with long breathing spaces in between.
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13 thoughts on “Monday Morning #177 — Crow (02)”
Lovely conjuring of the crow and his colours – they always seem like sentinels to me too.
Thank you, Andrea 🙂 I think they’re wonderful birds, unless one is foolish enough to annoy one of them; then every crow for miles about will know of your sin!
Yes, indeed they are majestic, but that would take a second haiku to use that word too, so perhaps I’ll save that for another day. Crows are incredibly smart, I agree.
After my poetry for the day, the rest of my day has been spent talking, first to my chiropodist and then on the telephone for ages to two different people. Between us, we have set the world to rights, which requires a different type of talent to penning nature haiku!
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Lovely conjuring of the crow and his colours – they always seem like sentinels to me too.
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Thank you, Andrea 🙂 I think they’re wonderful birds, unless one is foolish enough to annoy one of them; then every crow for miles about will know of your sin!
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Another brilliant haiku!
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Thank you, Inese 🙂
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Smartest bird in the universe, I am convinced. Great line…a sentinel….and I might add majestic!
Thanks for my taste of poetry this Monday morning! Have a talented day, Sarah!
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Yes, indeed they are majestic, but that would take a second haiku to use that word too, so perhaps I’ll save that for another day. Crows are incredibly smart, I agree.
After my poetry for the day, the rest of my day has been spent talking, first to my chiropodist and then on the telephone for ages to two different people. Between us, we have set the world to rights, which requires a different type of talent to penning nature haiku!
Wishing you a talented day and week, Bill!
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Lovely!
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Thank you, Dale 🙂
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Wonderful xxxx
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Thank you, Shey xxxx
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You are so right about the blue sheen x
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I loved the picture and your haiku – it inspired me:
Feathered sentinel
Blue-black sheen compliments the
Rippled blue water
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Thank you, Patricia 🙂 I’m so glad to have inspired you into writing a haiku, too!
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