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Monthly Archives: December 2017
Tanka
the pungent scent of autumn leaves . . . a vagrant takes a piss in the rain crowds of people up and down the steps in silence I read Euridice on the subway wall tendrils … Continue reading
Posted in poetry, tanka
Tagged autumn, cafe, city, Cosmin Nechita, crowds, entwined, Euridice, Frameless Sky, Kyle Hemmings, leaves, life, love, lovers, Martha Magenta, music, Oleg Gorbunov, people, photgraphy, piss, poem, poetry, poets, pungent, railway, rain, relationships, scent, silence, smell, sneak preview, steam, steps, subway, tanka, tea, tea lovers, tendrils, train, underground, up and down, urban, Urban theme, vagrant, video, wall, warm, work
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Posted in haiku, poetry
Tagged ageing, forgotten, fragments, haiku, life, Martha Magenta, mind, poem, poetry, quarter moon, seasons, Stardust Haiku, Valentina Ranaldi-Adams
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Haiku
quarter moon the forgotten fragments of her life Martha Magenta Stardust Haiku Issue 12 – December 2017 by Valentina Ranaldi- Adams (ed) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NBNVfkOeQnZi4qu0Gki7pFaGV2KwbR2X/viewa
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Tagged ageing, forgotten, fragments, haiku, life, Martha Magenta, memory, mind, nature, poem, poetry, quarter moon, Stardust Haiku, Valentina Ranaldi-Adams
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Haiku in the Workplace: Women in the Office
women’s dress code . . . sexual harassment suits for the men — Martha Magenta Haiku in the Workplace: Women in the Office by Jim Kacian (ed) Troutswirl, The Haiku Foundation blog, December 19, 2017 https://www.thehaikufoundation.org/2017/12/19/haiku-in-the-workplace-women-in-the-office/#comment-72552
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Tagged dress code, emancipation, equality, haiku, haiku in the workplace, life, men, office, people, poem, poetry, sexual harassment, suits, Troutswirl: The Haiku Foundation blog, women, work
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Haiku
first snowflake . . . an unexpected guest © Martha Magenta ASAHI HAIKUIST NETWORK/ David McMurray December 15, 2017 http://www.asahi.com/ajw/articles/AJ201712150006.html
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Tagged Asahi Haikuist Network, David McMurray, guest, haiku, Martha Magenta, poem, poetry, seasons, snow, snowflake, unexpected, winter
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Haiku in the Workplace: Anger Management
angry silence — the remains of a wasp on the windowsill — Martha Magenta Haiku in the Workplace: Anger Management Troutswirl, The Haiku Foundation blog DECEMBER 12, 2017 BY JIM KACIAN https://www.thehaikufoundation.org/2017/12/12/haiku-in-the-workplace-anger-management/
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Tagged anger management, angry, dead wasp, haiku, haiku in the workplace, insect, Jim Kacian, life, Martha Magenta, mind, office, silence, state of mind, Troutswirl: The Haiku Foundation blog, wasp, windowsill, work
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Tanka
night chill . . . a blanket of lights blurs the horizon I sail the milky way to a distant dream © Martha Magenta Moonbathing, a Journal of Women’s Tanka https://tankanews.wordpress.com/2014/03/08/moonbathing/
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Tagged a journal of women's tanka, blanket, blurs, chill, distant, dream, dreaming, horizon, lights, Martha Magenta, milky way, Moonbathing, night, Pamela A Babusci, poem, poetry, seasons, stars, tanka
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Haiku
november fog the smell of smoke in the cat’s fur © Martha Magenta hedgerow #122 (the winter print issue, 2017) https://hedgerowpoems.wordpress.com/the-print-issues/
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Tagged animals, Caroline Skanne, fog, fur, haiku, hedgerow a journal of small poems, hedgerowpoems, Martha Magenta, miscommunication, November, poem, poetry, seasons, smell, smoke, winter print issue
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Haiku in the Workplace: The Career-Defining Interview
critical job interview . . . through the open window blackbird’s song — Martha Magenta Haiku in the Workplace: The Career-Defining Interview Troutswirl, The Haiku Foundation Blog December 5, 2017 https://www.thehaikufoundation.org/2017/12/05/haiku-in-the-workplace-the-career-defining-interview/