Musings on Life, Love, and Linguine-Poetry & Writing
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Golden pink-tinged light colors my bedroom as it peeks through the sliver in the drapes. Stirring from a deep sleep, it is not yet six am as the house is cold and the heater has not come on.
Welcome to fall in Arizona- cold mornings, warm sunny afternoons, cold nights. Still, I much prefer this to snow any day.
Even through the insulated windows, I hear the faint sound of early morning birdsong. A flock of doves must be high in the mesquite, worshipping the rising sun with their coos.
amid falling leaves
singing in autumn sunrise-
clanging copper chimes
©2022 Linda Lee Lyberg
Author’s Note: Written for dVerse Haibun Monday. I am hosting today, and the pub opens at 3PM EST. Come join us!
Linda Lee Lyberg is a wife, mother, artist, published poet and author. She resides in Mesa, AZ with her husband Pete (aka The Big Viking) of 26 years and their latest rescue, Jackson “Jax” Lyberg. Linda writes various forms of poetry, as well as short stories. You can read more of her works at: charmedchaos.com and view anthologies containing her work here: Amazon Author Page
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Thank you!
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So very different to our late autumn and winter. It sounds lovely (actually a bit like out summer)
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Yes, it is truly a beautiful time of year for us.
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Lovely use of colour in the opening paragraph, Linda, which tells me that you are blessed with a beautiful landscape in Arizona. Do you ever get snow? I enjoyed the different sounds of birdsong and ‘clanging copper chimes’.
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On very rare occasions, we do even though we are so far south. But it seldom lasts long. Up North near Flagstaff and Sedona is another story entirely! Thanks Kim.
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So wonderful the morning sun that warms the day. Enjoying your vivid images, Linda.
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Thank you Lisa.
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You’re welcome.
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Linda, I remember these Arizona days of Autumn. It was the only time I felt like I could breathe there. So hot, but the winters were nice. I love your imagery. It’s so spot on!
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Thank you so much Colleen!
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You’re most welcome.
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What a lovely landscape of colours and sounds to wake up to!
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Thank you kindly Jane.
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🙂
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Oh, what I wouldn’t give for even a single (bird) tweet, these days…
Fine work & THANKS for the cool prompt!
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Thank you for joining us!
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Simply lovely, Linda ~ I really enjoyed this!
❤
David
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Thank you David. 🙏🏻
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Luv the sights and sounds in your haibun. Thanks for dropping by my blog
Much💛love
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I always enjoy your poetry. Thank you Gillena!
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Beautiful Haibun, Linda. The great images of the early morning are wonderful. And Nat took me back! :>)
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Thanks so much Dwight.
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You are welcome!
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What an elegant haibun. That music and the morning imagery. A perfect pair.
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Thank you kindly!
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You’re welcome 🍁😄
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Beautiful Linda! Reminds me of my year living in Tucson, and motorcycling west out through Gates Pass into the Sonoran desert among the amazing Saguaro cacti. Night rides were really cool, but you had to watch out for critters, especially rattlesnakes warming themselves at night on the more remote roadways, never hit one, but I have swerved to miss a couple back then.
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What great memories!
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Autumn is my favorite season, and it can be enjoyed in any clime.
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Yes, it can!
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Thank you for sharing the beauty of your autumn dawn.
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I’d be there with you, but I do love taking winter photos. Of course, just one snowfall is enough for me.
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