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Maggie Sorbie
Windermere, Cumbria, UK
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Maggie Sorbie
Oct 2019
Conkers
I couldn't help but see
the leaves
of the horse chestnut tree
were turning brown
sooner than the rest
On my return
I heard on the radio
that this was due to moss
recently killing
fifty per cent of them
No wonder we're going bonkers
looking for conkers
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Maggie Sorbie
Oct 2019
Haiku 001
The sun comes out to play
Enjoy the vitamin D
I hope it will stay
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Maggie Sorbie
Sep 2019
Visions
Some visions are absurd
Feeling isolated
turn your mind to a word
such as 'thick' or 'thin'
Dwelling with that word within
the vision might not be so absurd
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Maggie Sorbie
Sep 2019
Noticing Autumn
Some people notice autumn
by the flowers dying down
Some people notice autumn
by flocks of birds flying 'round
Some people notice autumn
from the chill in the air
Some people notice autumn
when the trees become bare
Some people notice autumn
when leaves change colours on trees
Some people notice autumn
when their bodies begin to freeze
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Maggie Sorbie
Sep 2019
Puzzles
I like to peel an orange
and share it around
I don't know why 'Page'
is a girls' name
My spine moves slowly
side to side
'Grace' we say
before we eat
I still can't fathom
how to put my duvet cover on
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Maggie Sorbie
Sep 2019
Autumn Observations
While sitting
at the side entrance,
the oak tree
towering above me,
I could see
the golden leaves
changing
in the sunlight
Looking down
I saw a robin
and a dragonfly
on a blue hydrangea bush
Autumn
is definitely
on its way
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Maggie Sorbie
Sep 2019
Times Change
I never use an easel to paint
and now it seems no sense to me
to drink fermented drinks
I have never had a fracture
(touch wood)
for which I am doubly thankful
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