hiding behind
your protective gear
the familiar path
at crossroads I shift, a few
deer scared away in the bushes…
&
a mother duck with a duckling
attached in magnetic quad –
an illusion of unity
&
transcendent
this world swaying away
ripple by ripple
*Photo was taken in NY Botanical Garden, Bronx.
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I love the idea of the earth swaying ripple by ripple!! Nice to see you in the pantry today.
ReplyDeleteTHank you so much, Mary! Glad to visit the pantry!
DeleteAnd the ripples go on and on and on...
ReplyDelete...and we never the same, nobody. Thanks!
DeleteEven along the most familiar path the world changes ripple by ripple...
ReplyDeleteYes, thank you,Bjorn! you just got in the poem tapestry..
DeleteI love those closing lines...a lovely scene.
ReplyDeletethank you, Sherry! very often we see these scenes every day, and just take for granted...
DeleteYou took me along with you as the world swayed away ripple by ripple! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThank you for company! :)
Deletecan't always have the same path or we miss the ripples
ReplyDeleteYes, so glad you are agreed! We need to find ripples to move forward...!
DeleteThe image of the duck and its duckling as an illusion of unity is profound. A beautiful poem. Nice to see you here :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sumana. We're all here together and in same time each with our own purpose and mission...
DeleteThis is such a lovely reminder to notice the details around us. You've captured them so beautifully.
ReplyDeleteThank you C.C.! We mostly worrying about future instead of living in every day...
DeleteWow, and illusion of unity.... those few words capture so many things in our lives. I certainly enjoyed reading your work.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Julian for the kind words! Much appreciated!
DeleteSo easily assumed to be in the same place. Enjoyed.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is the same place! Thank you, Anthony!
Deleteand the ripples go on and on and on...❤️
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting!
DeleteHow idyllic!
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DeleteI enjoyed all of these. But the last haiku takes my breath away. The fragility of a ripple, the unknowable outcome of a ripple effect IS truly transcendent. A very impactful piece of writing!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Wendy! We create the ripple every day!
DeleteLovely. I enjoyed these :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ayala!
DeleteNice natural photo!
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I love the idea of the earth swaying ripple by ripple!! Nice to see you in the pantry today.
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