Haibun: The Season Keeps on Walking

two whippets walking through wetlands in late Summer

Ground-nesting birds have fledged and it is safe to return to the wetlands. The lack of rain in Summer shows itself in scattered leaves and dried out bushes. A hint of gold begins to glitter in the reeds, offering us an early glimpse where Autumn’s cloak will fall.

earth to sky
the pond holds the lines
of the mother tree

© Xenia Tran

Wishing you all a happy Monday and a peaceful new week,

with love from Eivor, Pearl and Xenia xxx

Photographs by Xenia Tran, edited in lr.

PI Poetry Prompt: Fall

Lens-Artists Weekly Photo Challenge #163: Keep Walking

Word of the Day Challenge: Indicative

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.

35 thoughts on “Haibun: The Season Keeps on Walking”

  1. Happy Monday! Wonderful words and such peaceful photos and beautiful too. We are heading into Fall, are the seasons the same where you are there to ours? I think they are but have to ask. I Love Fall and am looking forward to Fall/Winter for some cooling weather. Enjoy your week Xenia!! Hugs to Eivor and Pearl too! 💜🐾🐴🤗💙

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    1. Thank you so much for your kind words dear Diana 💛 We’re heading towards Fall as well (we call it Autumn on our side of the Pond) 🍁 and the colours are changing earlier as we’ve had a very dry Summer. It’s usually a beautiful time of year and I can imagine how lovely it will be for you to see some cooler weather 💙 Wishing you a wonderful week and hugs for you, Chloe and Murphy from all of us here 🤗🧡🐴 xxx

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  9. Here, too. All the waterbirds and ground-nesting birds are gone and with them a lot of the bugs that plague us in summer on our walks. It’s an empty moment during with the Sandhill cranes begin to return for a short visit. It will be a few months before the geese return (February) and I will be glad to see them, too. Very beautiful poem and photos. ❤ to you, Eivor and Pearl

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    1. Thank you so much for your kind words dear Martha 💗 Lovely to hear the sandhill cranes will soon return – such a wonderful treat to see. We’ve seen the first Canada geese head south and it will be a few more months before the Brent geese fly in to roost here for Winter. Much love back to you, Bear and Teddy from all of us here 🤗💖🐕 xxx

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