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Silhouettes in the Grey Sky
Like bright black opals
The Wattlebirds silhouettes
Adorned the grey sky
Ivor Steven (c) November 2025
“On Halloween, the moon casts spells in silver.” — Ivorian folklore
Bright-eyed (a Haiku)
The Halloween moon
Bright-eyed in the twilight sky
No one saw you sigh
Ivor Steven (c) November 2025
Right to Rise (a Haiku)
We all have the right
To fly under the sun’s light
Beyond their gunsights
Ivor Steven (c) October 2025
Blowin’ in the Wind (a Haiku by Frankie)
Back where I belong
Here on windy hill, Geelong
Where long ears blow wrong
Ivor Steven (c) October 2925
The traditional towering totems of the Cowichan Tribe in Duncan
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Duncan’s Totem Trail
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Follow the footsteps
Around Duncan’s Totem trail
Cowichan stories
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Ivor Steven (c) September 2025
High Flying (a Haiku)
A magpie zooms by
There’s no time to wave goodbye
A purposeful flight
Ivor Steven (c) August 2025
Bon Voyage (a Haiku)
Bon voyage lunch at
The Gold Diggers Arms Bistro
Siblings celebrate
Ivor Steven (c) August 2025
“Even shadow can shimmer—when seen in the right light.”
Feathers of Light (a Haiku)
The sunlit black crow
Glows under the brilliant sky
Dark feathers turn white
Ivor Steven (c) August 2025
A Foggy Morn (a Haiku)
The morning sun’s gone!
Opaquely hiding under
A grey linen sheet
Ivor Steven (c) August 2025
Today, I became a 74-year-old plumber, and when I came home, I tried to be a 74-year-old poet, with a “Blue Screen Computer”. Without going into the gory details, I had a lot more fun being a 74-year-old plumber.
Beyond Sight (a Haiku)
Good morning sunrise
I soak in daylight’s caress
Until eyes hear sound
Ivor Steven (c) August 2025
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