Landscapes can be a beautiful inspiration at this time of year. Whether you paint, compose music, write stories or create haiku, autumn colours can be your mindful canvas. I saw this a few years back in Cheltenham Pittville Park. Blue… Read More ›
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Haiku #13 Ripples
Early morning walks are often rewarded with the sight of a fungus newly emerged and that will almost certainly not be seen tomorrow morning. Where has it gone? Did it just disappear or is it transformed into something else? Whatever… Read More ›
Haiku #12 Ephemeral
Autumn fungi are extremely ephemeral, appearing then disappearing within a few short hours. A perfect example typifying the Buddha’s concept of “impermanence” which can be applied to all forms, feelings, emotions …. Looking at my image there’s a chaotic beauty… Read More ›
Haiku #11 Decomposition
Autumn is a time of fungus growth and I have always enjoyed walking the woods nearby and poking around amongst leaf mould and decayed and rotting tree branches. A couple of days ago however I found this cluster of fungus… Read More ›
Haiku #10 Morning Mist
This is the bridge over the River Thames where my route back home crosses over to the other bank on my morning walk. This time of year we always have early morning mist and I’ve often wondered where the mist… Read More ›
Senryu # 12 Mirror
The River Thames runs through and around our village and provides plenty of opportunity for riverside walks. This spot is about two miles away from our house and is the point at which my walking route heads back home on… Read More ›
The Two Doctors 
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