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feather light by tom clausen

17 Tuesday Feb 2026

Posted by Tom Clausen in americana, birds, close up details, haiku, Heron's Nest, light, nature, photos, poems and photos, Published Poems, sun, winter

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feather, flying, haiku, hand, Heron's Nest, light, now, palm, photography, photos, poetry, sun, winter

now flying
by itself
a feather

in unison by tom clausen

04 Sunday Feb 2024

Posted by Tom Clausen in americana, close up details, forests, haiku, nature, photos, poems and photos, winter

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death, feet, final, foot, four, haiku, hand, nature, opossum, paw, photography, photos, poetry, step, unison, winter

four little feet
in unison
until one final step

winter sun by tom clausen

02 Friday Feb 2024

Posted by Tom Clausen in A Work of Love, americana, close up details, photos, poems and photos, sun, tanka, winter

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childhood, haiku, hand, held out, marbles, memories, nature, now and then, photography, photos, poetry, sun, tanka, tide

every now and then
a marble brings back
a whole tide
of collective memories
of childhood

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