Nature Haiku’s Poem by Gert Strydom

With some red kisses
the wildness sun flowers
while the winter flees
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At night I show you
small pieces of buckshot that gleam;
shot into the night
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The wilderness calls
next to the big concrete jungle
where some lights glitter
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At a small nozzle nest
a red weaver-bird parade;
the large sickle-bush flames.
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The black tar road steams
whizzing like a great morass
while a green frog croaks.