October 10: Safe harbor

Indian summer—

schooners wrapped for winter

in a glass-smooth harbor

September 5: Osprey

Atop the schooner's mast

osprey has a lot to say

to us earthbound souls.

 

August 24: Delivery

View of the harbor

blocked by a delivery truck

Native Produce

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August 22: Gallery

shrill cries of an osprey

tourists perusing

paintings of the harbor

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August 3: Harbormaster

U.S. flag atop

the harbormaster's shack

blowing northerly.

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July 27: After rain

The rain has stopped.

Across the harbor

a cardinal resumes his song.

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July 25: Camden Harbor

Busy harborfront park--

much for the Laughing Gulls

to find amusing.

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July 18: Harbor fog

Late afternoon fog--

the red boathouses

slowly lose their color.

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June 20: Solstice Eve

Three chimney swifts

also ecstatic

over tonight's sunset.

 

 

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June 5: Camden Harbor

Foggy harbor.

Couple buys a print

of the lighthouse they can't see.

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April 24: Harbor

Leaving the library

empty-handed.

Scent of the sea.

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October 19: Afternoon glow

Late sunlight falls the same
on the red boathouse
and red maple leaves.

August 21: Overheard

We can only hear it--

osprey keening in the fog

far from its nest.

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June 28: Island

Walking alone at dusk.
All but the island's shore
enveloped in fog.

May 24: Budget

Head in rows of numbers.
A Merlin zips past
over the empty harbor.

May 19: Weather patterns

rain falling across the bay

here in the harbor

we get the rainbow

 

 

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December 5: Christmas-by-the-Sea

Harborside tree
full of yellow apples--
thought they were ornaments.

July 31: Blue Moon

Blue moon rising

over harbor lights--

even the ducks are restless.

 

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June 23: Fog and roses

Harbor twilight--

scent of roses in the park,

boats hidden by fog.

December 27: Camden Harbor ducks

Ducks grab stale Christmas bread

doled out by children

just learning to share.

 

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