Showing posts with label tan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tan. Show all posts

Thursday, April 18, 2024

Spears

 

It's April again,



and in bland fields,

matted down by winter snows,

new grasses emerge.



Spears of jubilant green

piercing the carpet of tan,

stretching toward the yellow sun.

© 2024 Richard Havenga




Photo Locations:

1. & 2. Home Fields - CannonsburgMichigan

Monday, January 6, 2014

At the Edge




Spending your days
finding food.
Your one true vocation.
Surviving.

Thriving
at the edge of the sea
where humans long to be
on their short vacations.


You walk daily in this place
along the tapered, sandy shore,
gleaning the thin skim of water,
where continents greet oceans.



Your spindly legs
running past,
running fast.
Legs an intermittent blur;
a cartoon-like whir.


Zigzagging
back and forth,
along the froth,
patrolling the line of foam
for fresh organisms;
rolling in,
rolling in
again.

©  2014  Richard Havenga






Photo Locations:

1. & 3.  Sunset Beach, North Carolina (N.C.)

2. 4. & 5.  Point Reyes National Seashore, (Point Reyes) California


Click on photos to enlarge.

Willet - Catoptrophorus semipalmatus