Suggestive cloud shapes
set one’s mind off on tangents —
coincidences?
Copyright Francis 2021
Haiku: Cloud Shapes
Tag: weather
Haiku (Modern): Raining
It rained all night.
It’s been raining all day —
catch up on reading
Copyright Francis 2021
The Uncertainty Principle — Mapping uncertainty (Reblog)
Such a strange December here on the southern coast. Days as grey as winter with a wind that bites like ice. Get over the mountains and it’s the blazing Aussie summer sun and bushfires burning out of control. Here, though, La Nina rules the weather. Cronus however, seems to be sleeping on the job. Time […]
The Uncertainty Principle — Mapping uncertainty
Haiku: ‘Tuesday Dank’
Weather matching moods
Analogous depression
Dankness wall to wall
‘Rain’ a Poem
Contemplate the rain, this fleeting season,
changes I can do nothing about.
Sitting, watching, listening; the hanging drops
on vacant washing lines and leaves,
all testimony to nature,
that the laws of men may come and go,
yet eternal truths stand starkly before us:
Our choice to ignore.
The harder I try the less I get in return.
But the gentle rush of rain brings it back,
the raucous calls of crows
sitting in out in shedding trees;
the clutter of my mind
stands between what is me
and my self.
Copyright Francis Barker 2020
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