Fields poem and photo by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
Tag: Haiku
Uncovered steps
‘Uncovered steps’, poem and photo by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
The stage
sun burns the bone white,
merely playing at
our end
The stage poem and photo by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
Roots
peering up
roots pull from dirty water,
green on green shimmers
Roots by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
Pegs
integrity breaks apart
in the rain,
replaceable parts hung out to dry
Pegs poem and photo by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
Dappled
spots of light
flicker through
a field of poles standing white
Dappled poem and photo by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
Roads
leaves hang
freshly washed,
traffic catches a break
Roads poem and photo by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
Flower beds
city lines,
these sun-caught edges
are easy care
Flower Beds poem and photo by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
Church lintel
peering over
our choices,
past voices silenced
Church Lintel poem and photo by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
Letters
Letters poem and photo by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
Negatives
outlines of past light
reversed,
decorating memories in colour
Negatives poem and photo by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
Drowned roots
wet feet on the surface
reflect clouds,
time eats soil raw
Drowned Roots poem and photo by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
Roof tiles
air pressured
pays its debt to gravity,
overlaied clay creaks
Roof Tiles poem and photo by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
Pots and pans
hooked
weight pulling shadows down,
iron buckles here
Pots and Pans poem and photo by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
Sky lines
sky notes bold on blue,
influence here stops
in buzzing shadows below
Sky Lines poem and photo by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
Growing
Growing poem and photo by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
Cemetery flowers
plastic petals fade
with left behind conversations,
sun strikes hard
Cemetery flowers photo and poem by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
Outside walls
blinds blink in siesta sun,
it’s not proven
how long cement will hold
Outside walls poem and photo by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
Yellow
branches carry spring
sun-touched,
pollen hangs heavy on air particles
Yellow poem and photo by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
Stacked up
propping up walls waiting
on morning deliveries,
last night smells linger
Stacked up by Claire Rosslyn Wilson
