Halowe’en is gone
pumpkins hurled in the compost;
time passes quickly.
by Scooj
Halowe’en is gone
pumpkins hurled in the compost;
time passes quickly.
by Scooj
.
Scrawls on newspaper
crafted into verse about
scrawls on newspaper.
.
by Scooj
I’m awake early
squaking parakeets outside;
a London nuisance.
by Scooj
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Red kites above
great conservation story;
no more DDT.
.
by Scooj
Little Bristol dog
recognised by millions;
a canine icon.
by Scooj

Summer’s last hurrah
tardy, tatty butterfly
pauses in the sun.
by Scooj
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Chilly morn, clear, crisp
trees cast long slender shadows
and I am alive.
.
by Scooj
Picture this: a man
chomps on a whole cucumber
in his other hand
a half-full bottle of wine;
A Bristolian breakfast.
by Scooj
Daylight turns to dusk
an orange glow hugs the earth
spiritual calm.
by Scooj
High above the trees
where eagles soar and songs glide
is where my soul thrives.
by Scooj