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So Sad - Inspired By Robert Haigh
SO SAD its sad so bad to stand on land where wood once stood ancient patient to grow so slow to wreck a sec lumbered plundered fauna flora morel's bluebells evolved dissolved churned burned debate to late no right to blight plan 'A' no way plan 'B' plan 'C' clever never morrows sorrows...

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Categories: haigh, nature,
Form: Footle
Inspired By Robert Haigh Haiku Series - Weather
weather... restricted yet people turn a blind eye innocents suffer weather cannot see a natural phenomenon pollution effects humans have reason yet still don't understand jeopardising lives we pollute... which kills live on the banks of rivers expect to survive now knowing the facts living in denial... why natures rights to clean malice... no intent four seasons... man only named can never contain wildlife takes its lead follows weather... placates needs yet humans don't heed life...

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Categories: haigh, nature, weather,
Form: Haiku



Angels Songs I Cannot Hear - Inspired By Robert Haigh
O your beautiful words I can read But Angels songs O how i wish If you could write down what I miss For being deaf I cannot heed the breeze I feel upon my skin The sounds of songs it can carry Please write the word, make me happy. To read the words my soul is aching...

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Categories: haigh, angel, beautiful, words,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Member Love Will Triumph --- Charles Haigh Wood
At last, by night, that tarries late, they hurry home, to Father's rage, without a chance to plot their way. The floodgates fail, as the young miss cries. A handsome lad, pleads with his eyes, while telling tales, of how and why their carriage failed, with strokes of luck which stuck them on the muddy trail This fate that the chokes the airless...

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Categories: haigh, art, emotions, love,
Form: Ekphrasis
Premium Member The Past - Abbey Haigh
the past (( collaboration )) by~ Abbey Haigh 'The past gives me goosebumps, to think about in detail, not to hover over the pits like a feather, but to burrow deep down into the cracks and the creases, to unpeel the half healed wounds and to pour salt on the cuts that are red and angry' by~...

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Categories: haigh, confusion,
Form: Free verse




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