Abandoned
In the coldest of winter,
The song of the bird is silenced,
yet the nest remains waiting.
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Haiku poems are powerful, so little word, so much meaning. Traditionally dealing with nature, three lines, five words, then seven, then five more. Challenging but really but right to the point. Just the way I like it!
I took this photo in Arizona while visiting my parents. This little fella was high in an entry way. I could stretch my arms no further, but I think it turned out just fine.
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I am a Veteran of the USAF and have been in Law Enforcement for 24 years. My goal is to share my writing, stories, poetry with those in First Responder, Military professions in an attempt to help them understand how event they often can affect them personally and professionally. I feel any person on this earth, regardless of profession or life, can have events that can affect them personally and professionally.
For me, writing helps. I call my Police Poetry LEOTRY and my Military Poetry MILOETRY. This not only get the stories out there, but allows the sharing of these amazing situations. It is amazing how many people contact me and either can associate with or know someone that may face these challenges.
Please take a read, drop me a message, share something. It is a long road to make it all work, but I have two good legs and a keyboard. Please join me in my goal of awareness and education so that we can help even just one person.
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Writing for First Responders and Military Heroes 
I learned something new today👏👏
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That’s right! Haiku you!
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Always good to be home to rest.
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