27 December 2024 (winter surfers)
Kristen Lindquist
winter surfers . . .
a raft of sea ducks drifts
into the sun’s glare
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winter surfers . . .
a raft of sea ducks drifts
into the sun’s glare
north wind
a small raft of sea ducks
drops in a trough
low winter clouds
every eider comes up
with a starfish
high seas
disappearing :: reappearing
surf scoters
In the haiku class I’m teaching now, we discussed the potential use of a double colon. Kala Ramesh says,
“The double colon is there to create an unweighted pause. A pause in the breath, a pause in thought. A pause that is different than the weighted or directional relationship our standard punctuation indicates. And that is also different than a hard line break. The two sides of the thought-pause may exist in harmony or in ambiguity.... ”