Migrating Visitors

For “The Haiku of Now” Challenge

By Hannah E. AaronPublished about 18 hours ago • 1 min read

Photo by Jeffrey Hamilton on Unsplash

Half-clothed trees obscure

the sandhill cranes in flight, all

sun-silhouetted.

Haiku nature poetry

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Hannah E. Aaron

Hello! I'm mostly a writer of fiction and poetry that tend to involve nature, family, and the idea of growth at the moment. Otherwise, I'm a reader, crafter, and full-time procrastinator!

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D. J. Reddallabout 17 hours ago
This is a fresh and vivid haiku!

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