A grouping of 3 individual Haiku that can stand alone but also work well if put together
THE COLOURS OF AUSTRALIA ... Maureen Clifford © The #ScribblyBarkPoet
beneath char grey clouds
leaning over black water –
three old she oaks watch
rusted red ironbarks
clinging to a stony ridge –
tough as nails
the scent of honey
kilometres of yellow –
melaleuca blooms
Haiku - THE COLOURS OF AUSTRALIA
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Certainly very evocative, Maureen. Can smell the blossoms!
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Re: Haiku - THE COLOURS OF AUSTRALIA
Well done Maureen,
I like the way you have kept the colour and tree theme carry through, very clever!
Ron
I like the way you have kept the colour and tree theme carry through, very clever!
Ron
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Thank you Ron and Shelley for your kind comments - much appreciated 

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Re: Haiku - THE COLOURS OF AUSTRALIA
Fantastic imagery, Maureen. three old she oaks watch - love this, and totally agree with how evocative it is and the consistent theme - lovely haiku!
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Combining my love of nature and our outback with my love of Haiku - thank you for taking the time to read and enjoy it Catherine 

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