Mick Talbot Poet Haiku

Haikai - Haiku

the cinnabar moth
a summer diurnal one
check out the ragwort

peppermint stands
mint moths' abundant tiny
summer potatoes

a rambling rose
buds showing waiting to burst
a flowerfly drones

bees not many
some burrowers one or two
campion self-seeds

tis the morrow morn
west is the forecasted wind
southwest for the swifts

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Anisha Dutta June 13, 2018 at 10:05 AM You are fond of, as well as curious about behavior n activities of insects. Lovely. Mick Talbot June 13, 2018 at 10:35 AM I am Anisha, I used to do serious recording, sending records and images off to the relevant bodies. Long story. Thanks for your kind words. Mick

Tom Cunningham June 13, 2018 at 12:27 AM Great string Mick, I can tell you're spending a lit if time outside. Tom Mick Talbot June 13, 2018 at 9:27 AM Thanks, Tom. In the garden at least once a day, koi carp to feed, a camera always to hand. Mick