Photo by Joe Myers
Bonding with a grackle,
his loud call
lacks translation.
Rehn Kovacic
Photo by Penywise
wet start ...
even the snail
stays indoors
Marion Clarke
Artwork by Konen Uehara
"First snowfall, blah-blah"
they stay indoors
the fools
translated by David G. Lanoue
best,
Don
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Wonderful haiku Rehn and Marion. Love them. Rachael
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Rachael. So happy you liked the work!
ReplyDeleteYour Issa choice gave me the first laugh of the day!
ReplyDeleteFor some reason I like grackles, though they are loud mouthed and rather obnoxious in some ways.
ReplyDeleteLovely, evocative pieces from both writers.
ReplyDeleteThank you Rechael. I appreciate your kind words.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed these very much - we just had some grackles visit our feeders this week. Always liked their name - as a small child my son called them crackles.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, too. Thanks, Don.
Mary Ahearn
Glad you liked the Issa, Brian ... it's absolutely wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGrackles are a favorite of mine, too, Charles. They seem to just stand there ground ... something to be said for that. And then there is the sound ...
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Eamon, Cheers, Eamon ...
ReplyDeleteHats off, Rehn, to you and Marion.
ReplyDeleteMary:
ReplyDeleteCrackles! I think that's right.
best,
Don
I've only just read the rest of the comments this morning. Thanks Eamon and thanks Don for taking your hat off! :)
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