Leaves drop, tap, tap, stop
Leaves, fall in, tap, tap, At ease
Autumn’s Morse code
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Kelli Sheckler-Amsden
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Comments (4)
Lovely rhythmn - and a great choice of picture!
I love the creativity behind this, turning the haiku into a rhythm like Morse. I kinda read it in my head like a song. Great work!
That works fine for a gentle breeze, but when a big wind blows up what a code that will be. Great job.
Ooh la la, Kelli, I like your take on the challenge with this entry!