Coyote Point
I spread my plaid blanket in a small group of trees on this warm, pre-spring gloaming. The sunset’s glow on the wetlands is alive with orange, pink and red in an indigo frame as the egret and smaller waterbirds greedily feed. I lay down, take a deep breath of bayside air and watch the treetops for the first glittering stars to show up.
natures way
leaves me breathless
I manage a sigh
© Rebecca Sanchez 2016
Written with dVerse~Poets Pub and Imaginary Garden Of Real Toads.
Blanket liFe..
oh trees.. so
leaves of Grass..
SUn
sMiLES
iN colors LiFe..
no colors
untold.. unfold..
iN breathing aLL..:)
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Very nice Katie thank you!
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Thanks.. my friend.. For your inspiring poetry..:)
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You are so welcome! Hugs!
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Thanks..:)!
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A bayside sigh… I’m in for that. Lovely prose and haiku.
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I’m lucky enough to bike ride along the Bay Trial every other day. Thank you Margaret!
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Nature’s way leaves me breathless. I like that line.
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Thanks for coming by and reading Kerry!
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A beautiful scene indeed!
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Thanks so much!
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An amazing sight for sure ~ Thanks for linking up with D’verse ~
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I am having such fun you’re welcome!
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A friend always told me “Remember to breathe. It’s a sure sign that you’re alive. Even breathless, this poem is full of life! Wonderful haiku!
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Your comment makes me happy Walt!
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Sometimes the best part of a journey to just stay a while and breathe… love your haiku
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Thank you Bjorn the best meditation there is!
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Your prose is very nice. I especially like your second sentence.
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Thanks so much Adriana!
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