Failed Haiku A Journal of English Senryu
November 2017
Failed Haiku A Journal of English Senryu
November 2017
Prune Juice
March 2017
a basket of notebooks
filled to the brim
with poems
how can my old heart
hold them all
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Frameless Sky Issue 1
12/2014
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first day of school
a pocketful of summer
slipping away
i empty my heart
to make space for the harvest moon
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Inspired by Mark M. Redfearn. Click the link to read his poem.
For Carpe Diem – Special – Hando ‘listening with another’
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rustling leaves dancing
light breeze brushing rosy cheeks
young hearts aflutter
(c) Kaykuala
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For Carpe Diem Tan Renga – rustling leaves dancing
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tickling ivories
scintillating music sound
filling the inner soul (Carol)
crickets play a moonlight song
lulling wild hearts to sleep (WS)
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For Carpe Diem Tan Renga – tickling ivories
crossing the footbridge
a sound that comes unbidden …
my wild beating heart (Lolly Williams)
a hawk and her fledgling….
a field mouse and her babes (WS)
For Carpe Diem Tan Renga – crossing the footbridge
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still roaming the inky darkness
of an immeasurable,unknowable landscape,
a soul sheeted in ice, searches cobbled sidewalks,
rock-strewn country roads and remote pebbled shores
for a safe passageway
like a moth bending closer, closer
body, soul, essence lured to the fire
that warms and melts frozen heart sounds
these flames consume the remnants
of the restless child,
massaging the clay of resistance
softening and molding it
eroding a foolish need to escape the stillness
it seems a simple task
and yet……..
when is the heart ever ready
to embrace the kiln of eternity,
that wild yearning to awaken
to the holy breath of god?
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©2013 Wabi Sabi
For The Sunday Whirl – # 132
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