Haiku
looking for shells
the sound of seagulls splashing
"nan, a white one!"
speckled trout cafe
a seagull dives
for my dinner
morning sun
the round white bellies
of seagulls
morning walk
low tide reveals
three white golf balls
morning sun
shining through the curley cues
of gypsy moss
daily walk
dodging the litter
of jelly fish
spring planting
following the tractor
a long line of birds
beach bonfire
flames and palm trees fade
into the fog
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Additional Poems by Judith Gorgone
Karina Klesko, US
and Judith Gorgone, US—A
Contemporary Renga:
Pilgrimage
