haiku 10 Sep 2018

Fierce fast and playful
Plumed slashes that crave sugar

Bright blurred humming wings

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haiku 6 Aug 2018

Birds sing and clouds fluff

The stream takes its rocky course

Motionless, I sit

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haiku 20 Jun 2018

In calcium shells
The tiny birds grow bigger
They’ll lay eggs soon too

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haiku 6 Oct 2017

Blowing winds fly birds;
Earth, on its hurtling orbits,
Carries man starward

americanifesto / 場黑麥 / jpr / urbanartopia / whorphan

on growing wild

Grig, the capital of the Glorious Republic of Grigovia, is encouraging its citizens to let their lawns grow wild. The gir, as denizens of the city are called, who eschews a Western-style grass mono-culture in favor of a biotope of wild plants native to the high steppe upon which Grig sits will see their municipal taxes decrease. “Fewer boring lawns means greater overall happiness,” said Enddo Slamnyust, the city's mayor. “Also, there will be fewer pesticides and chemical fertilizers entering our sewers and more places for birds and beneficial insects to nest, feed, and grow. My planning committee and I expect the increased levels of shade to help control the heat of summer, and more good bugs means increased yields of fruits and vegetables from the community gardens that are being installed on rooftops across our fine metropolis. Wild lawns make Grig a friendlier, healthier place.”

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