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Republished my book due to errors
Birdsong Before the Earth Falls Silent: A Collection of Haiku and Tanka A collection of sixty-three avian themed haiku and tanka by an award-winning haiku poet, dedicated to the work of bird protection and conservation. Written for the love … Continue reading
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Haiku – Blithe Spirit
ants searching for the name of a place on a map dipper’s song along the lost path Blithe Spirit, Journal of the British Haiku Society, June 2019 vol 29, number 2 ISSN 1353-3320
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Tagged ants, bird, birdsong, Blithe Spirit, dipper, footpath, haiku, insect, Journal of The British Haiku Society, lost, map, Martha Magenta, nature, path, place, poem, poetry, river, searching, seasons, Spring, summer, threatened species, travelling
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A Sense of Place, Hiking Trail Scents
coastal hike the scent of heather on the hill Editor’s comment: Here we are situated on a coast, where the humidity can help to carry scent – when I read this poem I am sure I can smell it… … Continue reading
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Tagged coast, coastal, haiku, heather, hike, Hiking trail, hill, holiday, humidity, Martha Magenta, nature, poem, poetry, scent, seasons, sense of place, senses, smell, The Haiku Foundation Blog, Troutswirl, walk, wildflowers
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Haiku – Stardust
frosty night the whisper of falling leaves Stardust Haiku, Issue 22, October 2018 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r4VOo8RGQwbs3r9vlZofSLxq5HGp-ePp/view
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Tagged autumn, falling, frosty, haiku, Issue 22, leaves, Martha Magenta, night, October, poem, poetry, seasons, Stardust Haiku, whisper
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Haiku – Ephemerae
silver slipper moon the unknown story behind that scar Ephemerae August 2018 ISSN 2516-4767
A Sense of Place: THE SHORE – hearing
susurrus of surf my birth mother’s name in a seashell © Martha Magenta Troutswirl, The Haiku Foundation Blog https://www.thehaikufoundation.org/2018/07/18/a-sense-of-place-the-shore-hearing/
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Tagged birth, haiku, hearing, Martha Magenta, mother, name, nature, poem, poetry, sea, seashell, seasons, shore, sound, summer, surf, sussurrus, The Haiku Foundation Blog, Troutswirl
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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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Haiku in the Workplace: Elevator Awkwardness
asthma attack — perfumes and aftershave fill the lift — Martha Magenta Troutswirl, The Haiku Foundation Blog https://www.thehaikufoundation.org/2017/07/19/haiku-in-the-workplace-elevator-awkwardness/
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Tagged aftershave, asthma attack, elevator, environment, haiku, haiku in the workplace, health, lift, Martha Magenta, people, perfume, poetry, The Haiku Foundation, Troutswirl blog
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Beyond the Midnight Blue
I love to love you in the Spring, When nesting birds take to wing. When sunlight glints on morning dew, My heart sings melodies for you. And when the sun drops behind the hills, When all is dark and … Continue reading
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Tagged love, poetry, seasons, Spring, summer, whispers, winter
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Haiku
cold moon— moss covers his name on the gravestone © Martha Magenta cattails April 2017 Click to access cattails_APRIL2017_copy3.pdf sparkling cider a busker blows stars into the sky beaver moon the wind makes a heap of pine … Continue reading
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Tagged Akitso Quarterly, blackberry moon, brass bell, busker, cider, cinnamon buns, haiku, nature, pine cones, poetry, supermoon
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