Mick Talbot Poet Haiku

Anthology of Haiku

 Canadian geese
black cheeked... brown...  white tipped feathers
stormy ocean waves 

barnacle geese
hibernate as barnacles
for some... once a thought

starlings murmurate
whispers of countless wings
safty in numbers

hark a bittern booms
invites new life to explode
sedges obliging

quack... quack... quack quack... quack...
mallard ducks enjoying life
frustrated angler

coconut... blue tit
symbiotic  winter pairs
autumn time... fresh pares

a bee... wasp mimics
flower flies... a hummingbird
natures macro bling

ostriches... big birds
they'll disappear if threatened
M of P mimics

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Tom Cunningham April 19, 2018 at 8:00 AM Another great anthology Mick, love the quack one. Tom. Mick Talbot April 19, 2018 at 1:29 PM Thanks, Tom. You not being an angler, would probably never imagine the quacking as laughter, but when you've been sitting on your basket for an hour or two and not had a bite it certainly feels like there mocking you. You start thinking silly thoughts, like what do they know that I don't. Or, mmm, haven't had roast duck for awhile... Haha... Mick