Sydney is considering running light rail down George Street.  Here's what it could look like.

And its current state...

a train's

winter shadow - always

that one mistake

Hey folk.  As some of you know, I'm back at university studying urban design (the perfect course for any flaneur out there).  So - just for this year - I've swapped photographing little things like bees for learning how to draw cities with actual, ink-filled pens.


Somehow, while I've been away, this blog has become far more popular than I could ever have imagined.  So to say thanks for visiting and following Australian Haiku, here's one of my favourite bee photos from an earlier post.                               Cheers, Dalloway

an elephant

holds back the butterflies

strong coffee

frolicking

through dragonflies

first autumn wind

With thanks to Barb Henry for her background texture.

old jetty

the smallest feather falling

through my blouse

Ambrosia, Issue 3, Spring 2009

one last cloud

surrenders her colour

to twilight

after work

the lotus flowers

already gone

beyond

the office shadows

a Ginsberg Howl

a boy strays

into the scrub

banksia men

Banksia men are the frightening villains of Snugglepot and Cuddlepie, a popular series of childrens books by Australian author May Gibbs, first published in 1918.

hot wind

a grasshopper

on mint

Hey folks.  I suspect life's going to get a little busy for me down here in Sydney, so I may whip up a few less haiga this year.  I'll see how it goes.  I will try to visit your sites as often as I can.

And here's a link to a couple of goldfish haiga that havent been posted on my blog but can be found at HaigaOnline, if you're interested. 

There's not nearly enough ku about goldfish in the world I reckon.