Once for grinding grain
Water rush-es fast
Beneath a disus’d mill wheel
The water wheel at the Watermill Theatre near Newbury in West Berkshire, UK
An old wheel
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An English summer haiku
Thatch’d roofs and gentle rain
Puddles under foot
A typical English summer
Sea air
Why does fish and chips
Taste much better by the sea?
Something in the air?
Busy in Eastbourne
Being busy as a bee
Is very tiring
But less rewarding
Stranded at Margate – revised
Lying high and dry
The tide is far out
Fishing boats rest on the strand
Another time
He stands wash’d by waves,
Surveying horizons:
Lost in the sea of time
Sculpture is “Another Time” at Margate (Kent) by Antony Gormley
Two haikus about words
I say serviette
You say napkin
Does it make so much difference ?
I say pavement
You say sidewalk
The mighty Atlantic divides us
Graffiti
Bird on a wall
Watery reflecti-on:
Grand Union Canal
Flattened flowers
A flower pressed
Between the leaves of a book:
Memory of times past
Picture modified from alamy.com
The wheels of life
Wheels for tiny children,
The years pass:
Wheels for the infirm elderly
