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Morning coffee drift
Disconnected from the shore
Solitary bliss

Kayak Haiku

River paddles down
Canoe skin, metal, bobbing 
Orange red on blue

Drips of my chin
as I paddle my canoe
 into the storm.

a cricket in the eaves
harmonizes with
night rain
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old river benue
a fisherman's canoe
ladened for market
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graveyard's windy dust
sending papers and leaves high
every ones underground

Little by little
like a canoe in the deep,
Life sails on gently...

Though it may change course,
or wreck while sea-bound offshore;
often the truth saves!

DELIGHTFUL DEFENSE

my girl talked too much
so I kissed her ruby lips
the silence was grand

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This Haiku was inspired by the great old, depression-day, chuckle – “She wouldn’t kiss me in 
the canoe, so I paddled her back.”

canoe through lillies

what mystery that engine

meander the guide

January 22, 2011 (c) Copyright 2011 Albert Geiser, All Rights Reserved,

canoe has its ribs

A man's ribs facing upward

In river and rain

 


January 22, 2011 (c) Copyright 2011 Albert Geiser, All Rights Reserved,

bursting rapids
little red canoe
paddling for life



posted on July 19, 2018

A Thought To Ponder
Haiku: by Tom
December 15, 2020

We share a canoe,
and if man sinks that canoe;
we all drown the same.

Vacant without port,
              sea of illusory dust
             in gray heart canoe ...

slicing silently
through unruffled waves
a stealth canoe



posted on September 10, 2019

lake-born brown wild rice
	dried flat by hot hardwood flame ~	
		canoe rests onshore

(October Full Moon – Dakota)

when the soul long flies
           solitude bird and canoe
            makes the body sail... !