Wild geese need no map
Nature’s compass deep within
Deftly guides their flight.
Wild geese need no map
Nature’s compass deep within
Deftly guides their flight.
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Lovely haiku–and I do envy them their natural compass; I have Zero sense of direction…. 🙂
I have a100 % opposite sense of direction. But I don’t dare trust it.
That’s amusing, as it would be nice to know you could just turn around and be headed in the right direction 🙂
🙂
Ah, you remind me of the geese I saw flying over me yesterday on their way to warmer climes 🙂
I enjoyed your comment. 🙂
I’m directionally challenged and am in awe of migrating birds. Nice haiku!
I have no sense of direction either. Thanks for your comment. 🙂
Beautiful. May I ask how do we write Haiku?
Love and light ❤
Anand 🙂
It is a delight to tell you how to write haiku. The first line is five syllables (not words) long. The second line is seven syllables long. The third is five syllables long. A classic haiku has a twist at the end but mine do not always manage that. You can have only one stanza and a couple more are OK. Enjoy. Viva. ❤
575 OK. To manage a twist in that! LOL. Beyond my modest talents. I will be content watching you guys LOL 😀 Love and light. Thanks a lot 🙂
You’re welcome. Keep on with what you do best.
Very nice!! I like it, nature is amazing!
Thanks for your comment. 🙂
much substance, I love it!
Thanks, Heath