Beneath Spanish Moss
On beaches of soft white sand
Oysters go to die
* Haiku Friday is hosted by Lou at LouCeeL.
At Eden Gardens State Park, the lawn of the estate slopes toward Washington Point. Along the shore of the bayou, low-hanging tree limbs draped in Spanish moss, shroud king-sized beds of oysters.
Posted by Tara R. on November 11, 2011
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Mama Zen
/ November 11, 2011Gorgeous haiku! And, that picture . . . wow!
Sarah
/ November 11, 2011What a gorgeous photo. Love the haiku as well. Wonderful :D
columbibueno
/ November 11, 2011Beautiful photo and haiku. Sad…
MaryD
/ November 11, 2011“That’s really good,” sounds silly.
But
That’s really good.
Teresa Danner Kander
/ November 11, 2011Stark image, and great description. Good job!!
Lou Lohman
/ November 11, 2011Once again, your Haiku is of the very best. I do love the way you write.
chabelkhan
/ November 11, 2011Absolutely gorgeous haiku! I can imagine it in my mind. Would love to be able to write this well.
Regards,
Chabel Khan.