the road home
swallows fly out
both sides of the bridge
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empty cabin
the beached canoe
fills with leaves
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dry leaves
trapped in the spokes
grandpas bike
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small town
an old dog stops traffic
both ways
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my shadow crosses
the frozen pond
winter sunset
my shadow walks
on the opposite bank
winter sunset
the smooth place
where two branches rub
march wind
spring sky
the smell of ploughed fields
after the rain
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my best moo
all the cows
stop and look
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it's not swearing
it's the only language
those cows understand
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barbed wire fence
deer hair caught
on the bottom strand
meditation garden
a spider husk
clings to the bench
summer heat
the crickets wait
for me to pass
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pencil shavings
the student's tongue
curls and uncurls
home sick
a plastic bag catches
on the branch
beaver dam
the leaves on one branch
still green
the crisp wings
of an old dragonfly
autumn sunset
autumn wind
an empty birdhouse
thumps the tree
so cold
the whitetail deer
wait for me to pass
the leafless willow
a pair of magpies
alternate calls
car dealership
the tuneless whistle
of a salesman
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a steady breeze
the last child
leaves home
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first snow
the paperboy's path
from house to house
years after the divorce
the trees I planted
as high as the house
empty swallow nests
yellow leaves blow
into the creek
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autumn sunset
the ripe rose hip
begins to pucker
a silent magpie
flies across the valley--
leafless willow
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long week
a firebug walks
the rim of a glass
autumn morning
more new willow branches
in the beaver dam
dull pencil
the staff meeting goes
on and on
an old sweater
hangs from the nail
empty cabin
spring evening
knowing a new moon
is behind the clouds
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WHC workshop
easter snow
a piece of egg shell
in the sandwich
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roadside rest stop
a haiku added
to the graffiti
snowmelt
he changes into play clothes
after school
school almost over
a woodpecker pounds
the old tree
winter wind
the distance between each flap
of the magpies wing
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long summer day
a hawk holds its place
between the clouds
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