My wife, Bobbie, and I love the mundane or ‘garden variety’ beauty of mother nature, such as the wildflowers, small creatures, shadows and nuances of colors and textures that the casual observer fails to notice. Even the subtle changes of the beginning or closing day present a trove of moments for haiku and photos.
dusk’s fading light…
the wildflowers change
into their gray hues
©️Al W Gallia 2020
Searching for Serendipity 
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Hi Al, did you intend this haibun for my latest Haikai Challenge?
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Yes, If it is allowed, Frank. Still trying to figure out your entry process.
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What part of the entry process confuses you?
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I’ll message you for info later, Frank
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Beautiful, Dad. And so lovely with Mom’s photo ❤️
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Reblogged this on Frank J. Tassone and commented:
#Haiku Happenings #6: Al Gallia’s latest #haibun!
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Thank you, Frank
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