My new neighbors honk.
Pair of geese who winter spent
Flying patterns rare.
Standing on my roof
Bellies full from neighbors’ crumbs
They seem quite content.
My new neighbors honk.
Pair of geese who winter spent
Flying patterns rare.
Standing on my roof
Bellies full from neighbors’ crumbs
They seem quite content.
Posted in Small wonders
Tags: Haiku, Nature's small wonders, Poetry
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We have a large pond near and geese fly over and honk for us in the spring
Great! They are interesting neighbors.
This a poignant one-you are developing a way of showing the reader so much. Even though the poem is about the geese, I am feeling you as the watcher.
Thank you, Susan. Your comments are so heartening. ❤