Image:1 Rafting down the Perak River from Chenderoh Dam to Teluk Intan (here) A stopover at Kuala Kangsar
'Footprint' :1
Image:2 Taman Negara ( National Park, Pahang) Lifting a Tapah fish. According to folklore reputed to be a man-eater.
Image:3 Niagara Falls. Below the Falls garbed in their supplied raincoats. One invariably gets wet from the mist, sprinkling and splashing of water (here)
'Footprint': 2
Note:1 Negara and Niagara sound similar that prompted me to remember them together
Note:2 Two of my 'footprints' for which I had made postings
Stagnant in motion
Estranged to find a reason
Through a narration
Life’s journey retraced
Proprietary to oneself
But now to be shared
Footprints sifted through
Simmered to be released
Nostalgic countdowns
Written for Haiku Heights' September Heights Day 27 P#186 with prompt -footprints-
Wow quite the memories and adventures you had
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And that is one big friggin fish
Sure to fill many a dish
PAT
ReplyDeleteThose were the days decades ago. I was lucky to have kept the pictures the old diary
Hank
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ReplyDeleteThat rafting is quite a feat, Hank. I was saying if only the 20th Century Film had spotted you!
i would def agree in this...lifes journey is to be shared...and we should be ever conscious of the footprints we leave.....cool pics...a man eating fish, interesting....
ReplyDeleteI went to Niagara Falls last year and went on the Maid of the Mist. Wonderful experience.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Very unique haiku created from your very special experiences. I like the phrases "life's journey retraced" and "nostalgic countdowns" ,,,
ReplyDeleteWow, lots of adventures! I liked the idea of retracing life's journey to share it! (Through haiku!)
ReplyDeleteReally like these, Hank! Interesting how our minds tie memories together with sounds, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to glance back at old memories. Nicely written.
ReplyDeleteTraveling back in your own footprints of memory... lovely idea.
ReplyDeleteGreat journey in haiku!
ReplyDeleteThe raft looks very cool.Every man has a big fish story:)
ReplyDeleteWhat an adventurous guy you are. Nicely crafted set of haiku.
ReplyDeleteWhat a romantic age your post recreates in our imaginations! Like it! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI like the life's journey haiku. Thanks for sharing the photos and adventure.
ReplyDeleteWhen you remember all your footprints, I hope that most of them fill you with joy!
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