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A Kestrel hovers unknown to its prey, before it swoops for the kill Sue (slowing down)

I adore 'helpful' menfolk - a quality thats not often seen, only in exceptional circumstances such as the above! :roll:

Lovely k8 - and it reminds me of a lady I know

Pigeons This is a true story that had me in stitches last night.....I'm sorry if it doesnt make sense to non movies enthusiasts..but here we go THE SCENE My Lounge THE DIALOGUE 'Do you fancy going out to the pictures tonight?' I asked 'Sure' Tony replied 'What do you fancy...

Of course I'm too young to remember these people :oops: , but I enjoyed the poem..................and I'll show it the 'wrinklies' when they come :P

Rod and Johns mask Wearing the mask is the easiest - it can protect you, even though there maybe pain or sadness underneath....its often easier to cope with masking it, than dealing with it openly - until you find someone that 'understands' - then you can ditch your mask for a while There...

Very Nice TY Pom

Goodnight stars shine overhead the worlds asleep, except for the man in the moon

Water standing still no ripples to change its form Solitude exists Sue (dinnertime haikus - now back to work)

Will it never end I hear the people saying Enough is enough! :roll: Happy Haikus Pom - very nice - so where are those pancake rocks then?

Acorns Like a rugby ball placed from a try, its sprouting the fruit of the oak Sue (now talking like a darlek)

Great snapshot of that moment John. My Father in Law, came round to look at Pauls photos of the VE celebrations in town. One of the stories he spoke of as we sat perusing, was of his family carring out the piano, placing it under the window on the pavement and everyone singing and celebrating

flashing fronds of light shot down to form their circuit electrifying!

I wish I could.............how do you take away that pain from someone - and how do they release it? The story reminds me of a an incident that happened at my house. My son was about 7, and he invited one of the children at school home for dinner, it turned out hes invited the school bully...

sleep tight dear christine sweet dreams for you, as you rest in morphius's arms Sue (a greek haikus ode)

Colin is correct Try counting to seventeen aim to confuse him

Can you hear the hum? Black and yellow balls of fluff searching for pollen Sue (being a busy bee)

No K8 they are not from a book they are definitely from my head. I had never even heard of them til you started the thread. Maybe I just like rules and regulations? (unusual for me) I agree with Pom - they are very 'moreish', and I love writing them (you'd never have guessed would you?) -I'm...

curtains of white balls bounce like on a tennis court clouds peashooting hail Sue (a breakfast haikus)

They are in my Haikus handbag Pom