sinking sun
sweaty radiant heat
no relief
A recent sunset over Port Phillip Bay from Ricketts Point after one of our hotter summer days. We haven’t had the heat waves of recent years this summer although predictions are for 3-4 days over 30 oC next week as Autumn kicks in. The sunsets have also not been as consistently spectacular so far this year.
This haiku is my response to RonovanWrites Weekly Haiku Poetry Prompt Challenge 137 Sweat & Heat. Visit https://ronovanwrites.wordpress.com/2017/02/20/ronovanwrites-weekly-haiku-poetry-prompt-challenge-137-sweatheat/ to see many other poetic interpretations of these challenge words in haiku.
Great photograph and moment… Thank you dear Denis, Love, nia
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Thanks Nia, sunsets are always beautiful especially as they change over time
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This is an especially spectacular photo! The boats add an interesting perspective.
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Thanks Carol. The same fishing boats are in my scenes year after year, there must be a great fishing spot there.
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Ah yes, the heat of summer. It can be most enjoyable.
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When its over 40oC Annette the reply is no way.
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Wow that’s some photo great haiku too. It’s cold here could do with some sunshine!
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Thanks Marje. On our 4th day of plus thirties oC today I willingly wish to share some.
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Willing recipient here Denis!
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I don’t think you would like this heat day after day, right now at 6.00pm its about 30 oC very sticky.
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Sounds pretty constant!
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But not for Autumn, its called Climate Change, except our government denies it.
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