lonely moon
Sparrows
My next drink?
Oops!!!
Sleepy moon
Gypsy snail
I painted this picture last Winter and have given it to my grand-daughter Jenny
Moon metamorphose
… would you know when a goldfish cries?
the breeze and I
DAN BARTON BONSAI POTS
In Respect of the philosophy of WABI SABI
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DAN BARTON BONSAI POTS 
Haiku is a form of Japanese verse and is based on 17 syllables arranged in 3 lines and made up from 5 syllables; 7 syllables and on the third line a further 5 syllables. I love playing around with words and try to structure them in this way to create a moment of (usually) Nature observed. Not all of the haiku poems conform to this strict regime. I sometimes deviate.
I love reading the Haiku and will be visiting regularly to see what you’ve added
Congratulations Dan, some lovely observations. I came across them while looking for some haiku to “scatter” around the garden on ceramic tiles!
Peter