Bruce Ross                     Haiku Harvest
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Boddhisattva vows
the mosquito too sleepy
to bite me

     

by the road
all its feathers in place
dead crow

     

mid-summer dawn ...
the one robin has
so much to say

     

heavy chop
a guillemot up and down
with the buoy

     

dense night fog
the clear space around
an old barn

     

deep ocean fog
the dark heron emerges
and disappears

     

morning stillness
acorns settled around
smiling Buddha

     

September light ...
the slender black shadow
of a dragonfly’s spine

     

Thanksgiving Day
an empty phone booth
by the toll

     

... end of autumn
the last yellow tinge
of the goldfinch

     

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Email: dr_bruce_ross@hotmail.com       City & Country: Hampden, Maine, USA.
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