Haiku Bob- the twirling sherrin



footy season begins
all the teams freshly
tattooed




first game of the year –
Ball tackles
without hesitation




umpire’s whistle –
side by side
fingers point together




crisp autumn shadows –
they answer each one
of our goals




feeling closer
to home –
Cloke shanks one




sun slips through clouds
Pendlebury finds himself
on the other side




Swan again –
the Sherrin must be
a lung




northern winter
struggling to find my rhythm
Daisy fluffs a mark




the partial reality
of a live stream –
Harry loses his man




sun reflected
on the twirling Sherrin
Krakouer’s goal

About rob scott

Rob Scott (aka Haiku Bob) is a peripatetic haiku poet who calls Victoria Park home. He writes haiku in between teaching whisky and drinking English, or something like that.

Comments

  1. We Hird the coilition’s
    Bomber raids
    bring empires down

    Good to see you are up and about early in the Spring thaw Rob. Keep writing.

  2. HB – great work. Next week write about the Saints. It might start like this:

    zzz zz zzzzz
    zzzzzzzzzzz
    zzz zzz zzzzzz

  3. Phil Dimitriadis says

    HB,

    great start to the season. Got a feeling that I’ll be seeing Krakouer’s name a fair bit in your poems this year. Go Pies!

  4. haiku bob says

    ta phil

    krakouer is easy on the eye, even from this distance.

  5. Easy on the one eye…

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