Red Oak Leaf
Caught in golden grass
As red oak leaf drifts to earth
Seeks freedom of wind
Photographed on November 10, 2007 at Owen Conservation Park in Madison, Wisconsin.
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Seeded Earth Photo 
A drifter in a sea of grass – beautiful capture!
Very nice. 🙂
Nice Haiku, gorgeous photo.
Aiyana
I am so pleased to see your seeded earth flourishing. What a wonderfully rich garden you have growing here. It is a thing of beauty Barbara.
Truddle: Thanks. Now that I’ve read your lovely description of the drifter in a sea, I’m tempted to ‘re-arrange’ my haiku’s words.
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nice composition. unique perspective!
Like what you might find in an Andrew Wyeth painting if you were to zoom in up close…
ankush: thanks
Raphie: What a wonderful comparison. Thank you.
reminds me of elementary school textbooks, so innocent