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Peak middle England
time to tidy up the hedge
with new cordless aid
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by Scooj
Tag: Haiku
Early retirement
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Two weeks off from work
doing chores around the house
get me back to work.
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by Scooj
Contentment
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Lazy summer’s day
warmth reflected from the shrubs
peacock butterfly
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by Scooj
Lucky stars
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Serendipity
cloudless, dark, warm starlit sky
Perseid shower
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by Scooj
Dance of the faeries
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A bright shaft of light
countless butterflies delight
and then they are gone
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by Scooj
- On observing one of the most beautiful natural sights I have ever seen. More than twenty Speckled Wood butterflies were chasing one another in long chains in a warm sunny spot in the woodland. As their wingtips brushed past the nettles plumes of pollen wafted into the air, like smoke. The display lasted only a few minutes until a cloud passed by, and the butterflies simply melted away into the woods. A moment that will live with me for the rest of my days. Magical.
Summer days
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Summer holidays
a break from school and routine
more time for nature
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by Scooj
- On reflecting on the joy of summer holidays when I was a youngster and I could spend time in Cornwall with my grandparents and commune with nature, all day, every day. Happiest of days.
Small moth, big name
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With modest cream wings
moth boasts the craziest name
Small fan-footed wave
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by Scooj
6252. Greenbank (130)
I have mentioned a couple of times in posts recently that Minto has been pretty busy lately, and this is another in a string of graffiti writing pieces. The writing and overall piece is a little more coherent than some of the ‘deconstructed’ pieces of late.
There is lots of colour and movement in this piece, in which the letters MINTO are picked out in pinks and oranges. The piece is a good one for a nice sunny day, for sure. I particularly like the two traces of stars on the sides of the letter ‘M’. good stuff from Minto.
Spider
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Little Miss Muffet
is eating her curds and whey
look who comes along
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by Scooj
A wonderful thing
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Heart of the city
the Avon, a sandpiper
heard though not quite seen
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by Scooj
Natural adventures 