Acreage meadow... a sapling through a wreck's open windshield.
986: Missing Part.
[At one point my Dad had been given a 1952 Chev in bad shape. He had planned on getting it running but eventually we found that it was taking up too much space in the backyard. So one weekend we towed it out to a retired friend's acreage. The friend loved to tinker and fiddle with old cars and would never pass up taking on someone's old wreck. I'll never forget that place with old cars strewn every where. It was like a retirement home for motor vehicles.]
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From "The Haiku Anthology" I became interested in Haiku and I have since written numerous haiku, senyru, and tanka. "Masago", my haiku pen-name, means "grain(s) of sand" in Japanese. I have recently started learning Esperanto and Japanese. A few years ago I developed a new eastern verse form which we now call 'Renhai'.
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Acreage meadow...
a sapling through a wreck's
open windshield.
986: Missing Part.
[At one point my Dad had been given a 1952 Chev in bad shape. He had planned on getting it running but eventually we found that it was taking up too much space in the backyard. So one weekend we towed it out to a retired friend's acreage. The friend loved to tinker and fiddle with old cars and would never pass up taking on someone's old wreck. I'll never forget that place with old cars strewn every where. It was like a retirement home for motor vehicles.]
I love the picture you painted. The title was captivating. Great Haiku!
That's a fascinating image. :)
You know, there are some front-yards like this in Arkansas. :)
I know a few of these places, too. Skunks in the trunk and snakes in the engine block. yikers.
great image vaughn
john
i love it when nature starts on reclamation work
Ditto Floots. Nature always wins in the end.
great image (ditto floots)!
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wrd·muser: Thank you for you kind words!
Aurora: Thanks.
Andrew: *LOL*
Pamela: Yikes, indeed!
John: Thanks.
Floots: Yes, its amazing and a wonder. I feel the same way.
Pat: Right, its like gravity (which is part of Nature).
Polona: Thanks.
Plus Ultra: Thanks...I'll check out your new site out soon.
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