Death is not our fault
Lets blame others for our shame
Scapegoats are great bait
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Please Note: The featured image above, is called ‘Four Birds’, by an Australian artist, Patsy Anguburra Lulpunda, at the Aboriginal Art Gallery
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Ivor Steven (c) May 2020.
Have We Learnt. A Haiku
Are we hand in hand
With hearts joined, ready to start
A new wisdom age
Ivor Steven (c) May 2020
The leaves Are Red: A Haiku
A red leaf did fall
Warm autumn sun, struck and ran
Clouds darkened the ground
Ivor Steven (c) April 2020
This Haiku was originally was written as a response to Brandi’s poem “Robots”, click on the link here >> https://couchtalksblog.wordpress.com/2020/04/23/robots/ , but alas there wasn’t a comment box with her article, so I’m presenting the Haiku here.
Us Robots, A Haiku
Us rusty humans
Need fresh air and oiling cans
Not more robot men
Ivor Steven (c) April 2020
This Haiku was originally was written as a response to Brandi’s poem “Robots”, click on the link here >> https://couchtalksblog.wordpress.com/2020/04/23/robots/ , but alas there wasn’t a comment box with her article, so I’m presenting the Haiku here.
Us Robots, A Haiku
Us rusty humans
Need fresh air and oiling cans
Not more robot men
Ivor Steven (c) April 2020
Nature’s shadowed eyes
Black storm spirits of the sky
May we all survive
Ivor Steven (c) April 2020
I hear my peace chimes
Ringing on the morning breeze
Nature’s harmony
Ivor Steven (c) March 2020
nature’s coloured curve
the bow, for all heart’s arrows
openly received
Ivor Steven (c) March 2020
Spider’s Domain: Haiku
fernery spider
guardian of the garden
lord of the flowers
Ivor Steven (c) March 2020
For January 2020, the Weekly Prompt colour challenge is White, and was chosen because Chinese New Year 2020 is the year of the White Metal Rat! Please go and visit site by clicking >>Here
Haiku: White From Fright
Smoke’s thicker than clouds
Hot embers filtering down
The day’s white from fright
Ivor Steven (c) Jan 2020
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