as eyes seize it
thistles
a brisk sea breeze
wild horses
one tear
a world of difference
bordering on
the love of haiku
replies stimulate replies
he replied
a story in braille
fingers raising goosebumps
to be continued …
brushing the seeds
have a good day i say
prickly heat
shower
for emerging sea
use only
passing
a wisp of mist
going home
when they ask of him
then we will surely say
he swam against the tide
they say an old friend
is in intensive care
both doors open
a breeze stirs my thoughts
on this hot day
a return ticket
on the bus of past times
the bell rings twice
unbroken
on the thin morning air
a boys choir
ubiquitous
the word is
everywhere
lay here beside me
as this field of poetry
blossoms
heatwave
on this rare damp morning
a broken promise
robin redbreast
a nodding acquaintance
on the garden spade
from the sea
people are rescued
bodies are pulled
air show
the little girl in her pram
yawning
when her grandson
starts talking astrophysics
nanna nods mmm mmm
wild fires
the escape velocity
of numbers
so subtle
the early turnings
almost imagined
trapping
the fly in the restaurant
toilet
horsefly splat!
here’s the sting
it’s my blood
his portrait
has something beyond something
there you are
a magpie sharing
the sparkle of my eye
within its eye
i often find myself in a book shop
lavender
floating on the breeze
of her passing
on top of that
some things are surreal
we realise
cool dusk
there they are! there they are!
baby bats
ghost riders arrive in a rusted train
my mum
the wind under her scarf
my little coat
strawberries
sharing warm dew
with a blackbird
sipping tea with you
hot air in your speech balloon
set my thoughts soaring
looking
at your blossoms
i blossomed
haiku poets
when their paths divide
they meet at last
with dawn
comes the bone fox
foxingly home
skylark flying
as high as my neck
a poet
is a hermit living
on a volcano
mid summer nights
barking dogs and motorbikes
tombstone
tomorrow’s plans
‘page not found’
when a tree falls
the path detours
hanging by a thread
the spider in my bed
to the guest room
tap dancing
with my shadow
in the footlights
the poet hanging
ambiance on minutiae
as the stream flows
the precarious profligacy of the insensate gene
very big spider
eating a very big fly
- tomorrow arrives
a red admiral
flitting at the flies
in the plum tree
the lad with thin arms
sang about giving it all away
time took it and ran
the cat
between my ankles
feeding time
coruscation
the reeds conduct
an overture
morning sunshine
weighing down the cat’s head
sleepy sleepy
copulation
at the event horizon
life vacillates
dog eared
the long leash
of memory lane
sometimes
the past forms a logjam
schoolboy jokes
many feet
smooth path
substitution
england bring on schadenfreude
what a joke they are
kids well i ask you
what didn’t end up kill us
made us more daring
overgrown path
a coiled piece of rope
~ snake! snake!
beauty eating beauty
is beautiful
on my way here
the butterflies swop flowers
breakfast outside
the sadness
of unrequited
sadness
~
the blindness
the cat who own us
waiting for her morning cream
rolls in the sunshine
the line
that breaks the composition
steals my heart
blue rats
far from the street lamps
the night stutters
nothing is as sad
as the passing of a cat’s
ninth life
sunflowers
the seeds of laughter
start to smile
hot garden
the hedge trimming man
is sooooo boring
the rooks are panting
on the roofs of summertime
storms gather
cold shoulder
every time i enter the room
my freezer goes mmmm?
haiku
an empty book
overflows
the ripples arrive
and then depart
back across the lake
it breaks my heart that it is broken
lemon balm
my irresistible fingers
twitch towards
the moth that came in
i think the cat will eat it
long marriage
we keeps this in this drawer
that in that cupboard
kicking the ball that
the universe has no outside
further down the road
two paths
both are signed right
in retrospect
the child suspects
what the adult does not know
boo!
brushing past
a spider joins the circus
no safety net
heat wave
the fruit loaf jumps out
of the baking tin
when her turn came ~ she was ready
global warming
ten thousand roads
to armageddon
why the need to list each one
now the dreadful deeds are done
bats are taking
many of the mating moths
as the night barks
counting cuckoos
all my feral thoughts are
defenestrated
the good old days
when the cavalry arrived
just in time
sun-long resin
of the once quick bees
forever amber
fat fingers
that have never worked
just point
the high wind laughs
at the mountain’s comb-over
waterfalls guffaw
if i had as much hair
as the cat is moulting
i would be a rock star
magpie moths abound
the barmy privet flowers
as neighbours chat