The swimming dog chair
"Days of joy, how have ye fled? Joy immortal, are ye dead? Is there nothing that can hold you? Can my limp arms not enfold you? Days of floating on the stream, Softly lapped as in a dream, With the white clouds swimming slowly In an ether pure and holy!" (A. Schaffer in A summer vacation) Wandre (B)
Here are a few bridges to cross
“always bridge to cross
in quiet moments of life
reflect on choices”
(D.A. Holmes in #337 Haiku Crossing Bridges)
Oberhausen (D)
The gate as a no-gate
“There is a gate through all must pass
We all must pass through it alone.
A gate none can bypass or skip
It is open from time ever.”
(J. Alfred in The gate inevitable)
Wandre (B)
The abandoned stage of the industrial theater
“When a historic building is left to decay,
A theatre where once, famous names used to play.
Its stage steeped with memories of happier days,
Of concerts, comedians and actors in plays.”
(G.B. Hough in Ode To A Dead Theatre (Morecambe Winter Gardens Uk))
Bottrop (D)
Under pressure of the bridge
“Join me on the bridge to nowhere
Leave your worries far behind
Follow me and we will go there
We’ll end up with peace of mind”
(J.N. Perinacci in The bridge to nowhere)
Duisburg (D)