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Tag Archives: haiku
A haiku about pigeons
Birds on a railing
For why or what are they waiting
Who can tell me
A wealthy doctor from Jamaica in seventeen syllables
Doctor Hans Sloane
Made a fortune in Jamaica
Then lived in London
A by-election soon
It matters not
Who votes for who at Clacton on Sea
But choose wisely
A cooling summer spritzer
A cool refreshing drink
Chilled white wine and sparkling water
Let’s say cheers
A sign in the countryside
If you are lost
Somewhere deep in the countryside
Look for a signpost
Haiku about a slow moving creature
I never leave home
But I move around slowly indeed
At snail’s pace
Something old and something new: London evolves
I am always fascinated by the contrasts between old and new buildings positioned close to one another.
A city evolves
The new is built close to the old
In London town
Corroding culture: a haiku and Antony Gormley
In a garden
Stands Antony Gormley’s rusting work
It’s modern art
A helicopter inspired haiku
High in the sky
With blades rotating noisily
A chopper flying
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