Driving Through Western Kansas
A haiku
Flat. Flat. Not one tree,
windshield to rear view! Never
knew sky was so big ...
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Comments (2)
Oh, nicely done! Loved the way you started off with the first line :) I have seen that view before! Drove from Colorado to Pennsylvania...felt like we spent a long time in Kansas!
WOW! The earth is truly humongous. You've captured a unique glimpse with this haiku. Thanks for sharing. The photo was authentic and cool!