Monthly Archives: June 2018
Haiku – Stardust
zip wire — a swift glides across the sky © Martha Magenta Stardust Haiku, issue 18, June 2018 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nzDocoXJ1uGzFGaMX_Sqy7p1gatq5o4y/view
Haiku – Femku
old wounds I cut the bruises out of windfalls Femku – an ezine of Women’s Haiku, issue 1, June, 2018 https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/f4c0ea_a9c40cc96bec4fd1a43162c04ea16ef6.pdf
Haiku – Autumn Moon
summer heat a willow dips its roots in the river Autumn Moon Haiku Journal, vol 1:2, Spring/Summer 2018 https://www.autumnmoonhaiku.com
Haiku – Frogpond
hard border both sides the same moon Frogpond 41.2 2018
2018 ukiaHaiku Festival Contest
daffodils the spring in my step Martha Magenta “Comments made by our Judge: Michael Dylan Welch This simple and straightforward poem celebrates spring – not just the time of year but the joy and energy it can give … Continue reading
Haibun – Decoy
Decoy I found a maggot, the size of a cat, on the kitchen floor. It mimicked a cat, grew ears and whiskers and rubbed against my hand affectionately. But I could still see the rings around its furless … Continue reading
Haiku – The Heron’s Nest
river mist— the stillness of cygnets Martha Magenta The Heron’s Nest Volume XX, Number 2: June 2018 http://www.theheronsnest.com/June2018/poets-index.html
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