Haiku: Dreamcatcher

two whippets on the beach on a sunny morning with a kayak on the water
a blue and white whippet on the beach on a misty morning

dreamcatcher
our old telepathy
works again

© Xenia Tran

Frameless Sky, Issue 12

tidal outcrops in the firth with a cormorant drying its wings

Dreamcatcher also featured in Akita International Haiku Network’s World Haiku Series 2020 with a beautiful Japanese translation by Mr Hidenori Hiruta. A warm-hearted thank you to Mr Hiruta for including this poem in respect of the 326th anniversary of Matsuo Bashõ’s passing and all the souls of those who lost their lives to COVID-19.

Photographs by Xenia Tran, edited in lr.

Camera: Canon Powershot SX60 HS, Settings: f/4.5 – 1/1000 s – ISO 100, f/4 – 1/1000 s – ISO 100 and f/5 – 1/1000 s – ISO 125.

Nurturing Thursday

Rag Tag Daily Prompt: Connection

Author: whippetwisdom

The stories, poems and photographs on this blog are the original creative work of Xenia Tran. Inspired by life in the Scottish Highlands and in awe of nature she gives voice to the wisdom of her adopted and fostered whippets.

29 thoughts on “Haiku: Dreamcatcher”

    1. Thank you so much for your kind words dear Cathy and it is a cormorant 🙂🧡 We’re lucky to see them on the outcrops at low tide and sometimes they fly a bit inland along the river. A lovely rest of the day to you too from all of us here! 🤗💖🐕 xxx

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  9. SMiLes Xenia Happy Weekend Now
    Love to All You Love Congratulations
    For Your Poem Being Accepted in
    A Video Journal Too Depth
    of Telepathy
    No Past
    Future
    Space
    Distance
    Or Time All
    Matters Dog ‘Sees’
    Breathes Feels Senses
    Now Just Air And
    Water Forever
    Center
    Point
    Be
    All
    Life is
    i Am i Am…:)

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