poems – Page 2 – ColinMylesAuthor

Haiku – Fuchsia

a white butterfly
flits between fuchsia flowers;
never landing

Colin Myles

I am grateful to have had a haiku published in this magazine.

My haiku is on page 14

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rainy summer night
the streetlights already on;
beer wine or whiskey

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grey clouds eating up
remaining parts of blue sky;
turn on reading lamp

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wild strawberry leaves
growing out from the hedgerow;
will they ripen ?

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crimson fire sunset
Coltrane on the radio;
kinda magical

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through church's stone wall
a single poppy growing;
heading to library

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yellow crescent moon
smiles down on village tonight;
slow sip of tequila

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seagulls racing round
round round the water tower;
bay is darkening

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some blackbirds and jays
flit around an old oak tree;
ritual of sorts

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