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#Tanka 55 — Tangled Ivy

An ivy-choked tree
symbolic of these strange times.
Sink into the earth
or focus on the blue sky.
Go!Tunnel through the tangle.

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Sarah Potter WritesPosted on 25/10/2021Categories Meditations, Nature, Photography, PoetryTags Ivy, Japanese poetic forms, life choices, Pandemic, Tanka, trees15 Comments on #Tanka 55 — Tangled Ivy

Monday Morning #Haiku 85 — Winter Sun

Sun Through Winter Trees

Winter sun squeezes
low between naked branches
crowned by feathered clouds.

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Sarah Potter WritesPosted on 21/12/201515/02/2016Categories Nature, Photography, PoetryTags Haiku, Seasons, trees, Weather6 Comments on Monday Morning #Haiku 85 — Winter Sun

Monday Morning #Haiku 45 — Wind-sculpted Trees

Hilltop trees

On wild hilltops
lean gnarled trees tied up in knots,
padlocked by gales.

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Sarah Potter WritesPosted on 22/12/201415/02/2016Categories Nature, Photography, PoetryTags December, Haiku, South Downs, trees, Weather10 Comments on Monday Morning #Haiku 45 — Wind-sculpted Trees

Tanka #27 — Winter Solstice

Sun Through Winter Trees

Sun cuts low through trees
Squirrels burrow under roots
People chase daylight
Winter solstice then Christmas
Hibernation ~ if only ~

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Sarah Potter WritesPosted on 21/12/201420/12/2014Categories Nature, Photography, PoetryTags Christmas, Hibernation, Seasons, Squirrels, Tanka, trees, Winter solstice10 Comments on Tanka #27 — Winter Solstice

Monday Morning #Haiku 44 — The Vagaries of English Weather

December heatwave

Winter solstice soon.
Weather fakes balmy June day:
Whoops! trees have gone bald.

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Sarah Potter WritesPosted on 15/12/201415/02/2016Categories Nature, Photography, PoetryTags December, Haiku, humour, Seasons, trees, Weather, Winter solstice15 Comments on Monday Morning #Haiku 44 — The Vagaries of English Weather

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