My first attempt for dVerse Haibun Monday diverted from the classical recipe, so I had another go.
The distant past drifts by, circling as I plod the moody land towards the angry sea. I ponder the consequence of our occupation of this planet. Tread lightly on the earth, let grudges go and live today with gusto but be mindful of tomorrow. What we do now impacts the future lives of our descendants
Floods in winter
arid heat in summer
climate change our doing
A good reminder!
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I like how you ascribe emotions to the elements of nature. Indeed.
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Amen.
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There’s lots to ponder about our occupation of this planet that’s for sure. I like to think it’s not all bad…
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Most excellent debut. you nailed this one! such a strong message in such delicate words – and not taking so many to say so much. Bravo
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So much said in so few well chosen words.
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Well said!
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“be mindful of tomorrow.”…this should be everyone’s thought…a lovely haibun…
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What a terrific debut. Your haibun is profound and your haiku resonates with truth.
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Thank you, Suzanne
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Wise words to be mindful of tomorrow and our impact on descendants, Viv.
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The moody land and angry sea has a true reason to be angry.. A haibun that stings.. and rightly should so.
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Mother of Earth Storms her brew.. sitting
quietly at the table of man.. women loving
nature more.. gathering instead of hunting
in patriarchal way.. Matriarchy saves the day..
Once again..
Mother eyes
live above below..:)
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First, wow that is a stunning picture ~
Indeed climate change is our doing and our descendants will suffer greatly because of our greed ~
Thanks for joining us for Haibun Monday ~
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