Tag Archives: Autumn Moon Haiku Journal
Autumn Moon Haiku Contest 2019
ripening haws the robin changes its song Honorable mention, Autumn Moon Haiku Contest 2019 https://www.autumnmoonhaiku.com/?fbclid=IwAR0Srl5CfNr8yTcZOFpl8N8KT62lSm-Dxt66qT4CSi7UKllk0Ec8F1wKefU
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Haiku – Autumn Moon
short days— my shadow stretches across the field hedgehog the deep sleep of winter trees Autumn Moon Haiku Journal, issue 2:1, Fall/Winter, December, 2018 https://www.autumnmoonhaiku.com/?fbclid=IwAR3wJZdhEXJvsfnyvYcBOKaYtQ9aM1hJUpQngfV73r0ncOSGL7TxYImb-TI http://www.autumnmoonhaiku.com
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
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Martha Magenta 