Captivating Joy, Haikus Poem by Mark. A Heathcote

captivating joy

dancing on the rooftops

when the sun appears

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somewhere someplace

I'll recognise her face

chance meeting

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somewhere someplace

I'll recognise your face

kismet meeting

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kismet hope

I'll recognise her face

somewhere someplace

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today she waves

I catch her face smiling from

an upstairs window

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tonight beneath

a full moon headed somewhere

my heart is hers

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I feel I've known her

somewhere a lifetime before

all the stars align

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joyous moments when-

somewhere in a forest floats

a bluebird's feather

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somewhere

in the sash window frame

ladybirds awaken

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let me pick fruit

from the Waqwaq Tree

and crush enemies

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blossoming

a pincushion festoon

Japanese apricot

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approaching spring

and all the plum trees flower

pure endurance

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a lowly shepherd

before his work stands gazing

white camellias

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infant growth spurts

from snowdrops to daffodils

snails in the rafters

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infant growth spurts

from snowdrops to daffodils

sunflower horizons

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the more I'm warmed

the more I melt and dissolve

icy exteriors

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you write like a sage

weaving nests in the ivy

with moss, leaves and twigs

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little male wren

making multiple nests, but

no feminine touches

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female wren

gathering wool and feathers

here's a worthy home