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Haiku Heights #81 ~ Water
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As blue as the sky
Nature manipulates water
As rough as the wind
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Friday, September 23, 2011
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17 comments:
Perfect water haiku, Gemma, as blue as the sky and as rough as the wind, indeed.
— K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
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lovely roundabout haiku Gemma
it's blowing a gale here today and my lakeview is full of whitecaps
I love the fluffy white clouds against the pale blue sky, so soothing!
I always love your haiku, Gemma, and what a delightful capture for the day! Lovely skies and clouds and water! Looks so peaceful!
Sylvia
wind and water, a nasty mix when you live by a lake that is spilling over onto the land all around us
With greedy humans trying to destroy natural fauna and flora, nature sure manipulates its seasons.
Indeed it can get rough ~
What a lovely scene!
A beautiful scene, very well framed.
Gorgeous picture and a marvelous haiku to accompany!! You have brought out the best in 'water'
Beautiful.. you broughtout the true nature of water..
Wonderful imagery. Your words didn't even need the beautiful picture.
Beautiful composition!
Peach Sky
Before I even read your haiku I was thinking of wind on the water -- perfect!
Nature, the grand manipulator!
My Watery Haiku
Yes, nature can influence water to work their fury.
Hank
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