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The Fourth International Haiku Contest, Cherry Blossom, Bulgarian Haiku Union, 2019

Posted on December 6, 2019 by Martha Magenta

I am delighted to receive two awards in the Bulgarian Haiku Union Cherry Blossom Contest, 2019 – Commended Haiku and Runner up.

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Haiku – FemkuMag

Posted on February 28, 2019 by Martha Magenta

ice moon I breastfeed my child in the bathroom FemkuMag issue 9 February 2019 https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/f4c0ea_644734f2284749f39f6b7e989445a362.pdf?fbclid=IwAR1TeN0C5AposMwnNhH-puP-41Njz9QC_MUVWUoruWErsDOaUtFjO5HBSII

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Haiku – Incense Dreams

Posted on July 1, 2018 by Martha Magenta

the rhythm of the baby’s heartbeat gibbous moon fertility clinic the pond full of tadpoles robin’s song awakening cherry blossoms Incense Dreams Journal, Issue 2.2, July 2018 – theme of birth, rebirth, and awakening … Continue reading →

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Haiku – Ephemerae

Posted on May 24, 2018 by Martha Magenta

small cuts— the flowers I give mother just to remember coffee maker the baby learns to gurgle © Martha Magenta Ephemerae Vol 1,A April 2018 ISSN 2516-1767

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UHTS The “Samurai” Haibun Contest, 2017 Honourable Mention

Posted on January 15, 2018 by Martha Magenta

Changing Trains I board the late night train. I agree to hold a fellow passenger’s baby while she sorts out her bags and finds the baby’s things. The woman is clearly flustered, and she sighs heavily as she searches … Continue reading →

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Body Haiku

Posted on October 1, 2017 by Martha Magenta

city zoo trip a mother’s hair clutched in a tiny hand snipping baby’s toenails . . . cherry blossoms bloodroot . . . my ankle veins begin to surface © Martha Magenta brass bell: a haiku … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: baby

The Fourth International Haiku Contest, Cherry Blossom, Bulgarian Haiku Union, 2019

Haiku – FemkuMag

Haiku – Incense Dreams

Haiku – Ephemerae

UHTS The “Samurai” Haibun Contest, 2017 Honourable Mention

Body Haiku

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