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Monthly Archives: March 2019
Tanka – FemkuMag
I fill an awkward silence with small talk dead rose petals surround the flower vase FemkuMag issue 10, March 2019 https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/f4c0ea_56aed2c213fd42faa84e8fbfb70681b7.pdf?utm_source=%23FemkuMag&utm_campaign=dc969d4d97-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2019_03_29_03_46&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_26c80737b4-dc969d4d97-25463281
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Tagged awkward, conversation, dead, FemkuMag, flower, friendship, life, Martha Magenta, people, petals, poem, poetry, relationship, rose, silence, small talk, surround, tanka, vase
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Haiku – Seashores
sanderlings— the bleached bones of cuttlefish curlew’s cry. . . a wisp of cloud clings to the mountain Seashores haiku journal Vol 2 April 2019
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Tagged beach, birds, bleached, bones, clings, cloud, cry, curlew, cuttlefish, fish, haiku, Martha Magenta, mountain, nature, poem, poetry, sanderlings, sea, Seashores journal, wisp
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Haiku Dialogue: lost piece of clothing
missing scarf the scarecrow’s knowing grin Haiku Dialogue: What’s at Hand – – a lost piece of clothing Troutswirl, The Haiku Foundation Blog 27 March 2019 https://www.thehaikufoundation.org/2019/03/27/haiku-dialogue-whats-at-hand-week-9/?fbclid=IwAR04QyCTbWIS-e6NsQVvaXKYr7d92pCqAEE4GD7ClzRqDqd6BIufa6hCh70
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Tagged clothing, grin, haiku, Haiku Dialogue, knowing, lost, Martha Magenta, missing, poem, poetry, scarecrow, scarf, The Haiku Foundation Blog, Troutswirl
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The British Haiku Society Awards 2018
I’m delighted to be a runner-up in the haiku section of The British Haiku Society Awards 2018. earthshine . . . the stir of life in a siskin’s egg British Haiku Society Awards 2018 – Haiku Section Runner-up … Continue reading
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Tagged bird, British Haiku Society Awards 2018, Claire Everett, Commentary, conjur, earth, earthshine, egg, genius, haiku, human eye, image, invisible, life, magic, magic stone, Martha Magenta, miracle of life, moment, moon, mystery, nature, nest, otherworldliness, phenomenon, planet, poem, poetry, runner-up, satellite, science, shadowy, shell, siskin, soft glow, speckled, star, stir, sunlight, unsolved
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Haiku – Stardust
silver moon the swan floats on a cloud Stardust Haiku Issue 27, March 2019 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bBfyoq_GZC-EJBrPLfzQy_K5hzTXWwhT/view
Haiku – Presence
wisps of cloud cling to the hills— eagle’s cry spring lamb— out of the folds into the fold Presence, Issue 63, March 2019 ISSN 1366-5367
Sharpening The Green Pencil Haiku Contest 2019
sea breeze… I breathe in your accent Commentary by Jim Kacian: Everything about this poem is charming: who does not welcome a sea breeze? And what is so winsome as a foreign accent (at least when we … Continue reading →