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Monthly Archives: September 2019
The Harold G. Henderson Haiku Contest 2019
frosty night. . . the horse’s breath melts a star Honourable Mention, The Harold G. Henderson Haiku Contest 2019 The Haiku Society of America
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Tagged animals, breath, frosty, haiku, haiku contest, Harold G Henderson, horse, HSA, melts, nature, night, poem, poetry, seasons, star, The Haiku Society of America, winter
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Haiku Dialogue: ambiguity
curved river a mother of many children Haiku Dialogue: ambiguity Trouthswirl, The Haiku Foundation Blog, 4 September 2019 https://www.thehaikufoundation.org/2019/09/04/haiku-dialogue-poets-choice-ambiguity/?fbclid=IwAR3gDjH2U7bYnWizUTi8Q_5gv8jB8psYF6eD-m-S8Guup7BTO16D8SiOB6o
Haiku – Blithe Spirit
laughing gulls the wind pushes me into the sea river moon the silent lights of a narrow boat moth dust a smudge of moon through drifting clouds Blithe Spirit vol 29 number 3 August … Continue reading
Haiku – Presence
dunnock’s eggs a gunshot cracks the sky spring dawn drizzle opens a blue iris no more waiting for him to keep his promise last plum blossom Presence Haiku Journal, issue 64 Summer 2019 … Continue reading
Haiku – The Heron’s Nest
dawn tide rolling up the beach a wave of sanderlings The Heron’s Nest, Volume XXI, Number 3: September 2019 https://www.theheronsnest.com/index.html
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Tagged beach, dawn, haiku, Martha Magenta, nature, poem, poetry, rolling, sanderlings, sea, seabirds, seasons, shore, summer, The Heron's Nest, tide, wave
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Haiku – Frogpond
white villas perched at the cliff edge screaming gulls Frogpond Journal of the Haiku, Spring-Summer issue 42.2, 2019 http://www.hsa-haiku.org/frogpond/
Haiku – Femkumag
bindweed the longevity of words little rituals counting the elephants in the room fear of the dark he calls me witch FemkuMag, Issue 15, August 2019 https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/f4c0ea_3ef2d753f3f6447c961c5b2e274a80ca.pdf?fbclid=IwAR1E9-4dTnHJ5l6RmYD-WiFrI1FpgGmBfdRdFj0zGndlH4D196jkQ8Egc6c
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Tagged bindweed, calls, children, counting, dark, elephants, family, fear, FemkuMag, haiku, little, longevity, Martha Magenta, name, poem, poetry, relationships, rituals, room, seasons, senryu, summer, weeds, wildflowers, witch, women, women's haiku, words
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