recycling
from bird to beach
back to dust
Sometimes nature leaves works of art waiting to capture your imagination. As we walked along Norman Beach at Wilson’s promontory National park this collection in the sand made us stop and wonder . At the time we thought there may be a haiku in the scene so I took some photos.
Then I discovered the one a week Photo Challenge word challenge this week is CYCLE . To be different I have used this image with the haiku. This is my offer. For this years 52 weekly challenges planned by Cathy and Sandra visit Cathy’s blog at https://nanacathydotcom.wordpress.com/one-a-week-photo-challenge-2017/
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The life cycle. I love how this simple image says it all. Lovely.
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Thanks Cathy. I loved the arrangement in the sand, it was very discreet, so I took the photo and thought a haiku could come easily.
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Exactly! Beautiful shot and great haiku touches… Thank you dear Denis, have a nice day, Love, nia
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Thanks Nia the photo led quickly to the haiku.
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Interesting take on the topic. I too always like looking down as I walk on a beach!
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I grew up on beaches and learnt to look for things like message bottles in the sand now it is for photo opportunities
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I enjoy both photo and haiku very much. There is something about seeing scattered remnants of a life that stops your mind.
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Thanks Janice, feathers especially take my interest, they can tell so much.
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A wonderful image for a haiku, it looks like there are paw prints in the sand – a beautiful message in the haiku too :o)
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Thanks Xenia and well spotted. The paw prints show the journey of a lone fox, ( an environmental issue in a national park) there is a haiku coming to tell that story.
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Interesting photo, Denis. I do that also. Take a shot because it might be useful later for my poetry. Love the alliteration in your haiku. ❤
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Thanks Olga, I mix both approaches, usually photo then haiku but sometimes haiku then find an image in my library.
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Thanks Annette, its sad though when we come upon dead seabirds hath buried in the sand.
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“…from bird to beach…” this rocks!
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A beautifully haiku take on the subject – I love it.
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Thanks Sandra. The scene said haiku, so the camera went click.
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A haiku scene – I will look out for some – another way of seeing. Thank you Denis.
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You possibly do it subconsciously already Sandra.
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Perhaps I do, I look forward to consciously looking for visual haikus – it feels quite exciting.
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At a glance, I thought it was a snack. I was like, Denis, you are a crazy Aussie afterall.
I like this simple piece. Sums up life.
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Thanks Joyce. I know you like your food Joyce but always look carefully………..
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Mega type fail from me. I meant to type snake 🤣😂 🐍
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You are a bit psychic Joyce, a few metres away was a dead dried out snake. It would have possibly been washed into the surf and then drowned. I have a photo of it and may do a later haiku just for you.
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Wahaha pure coincident, Denis. I’ll be so honoured!!! 😀
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So simple, and yet so effective- a beautiful take on ‘cycle’!
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Thanks it was one of those haiku waiting for you moments.
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Definitely! 🙂
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I enjoyed reading your Haiku.
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Thanks Lynn. My haiku are linked in with a story and an image or images that I have taken. This combination is called Haibun.
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