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Author: David Serjeant

David Serjeant lives in Derbyshire, UK, where he works in online communication for a local authority. His work has been published in journals such as Blithe Spirit, Presence, Simply Haiku, Shamrock and Chrysanthemum, amongst others.

last one in
a moth enters …

Posted on 14 July 201724 June 2017Author David SerjeantCategories Issue 17.17 Comments on

 

cloud shadows on …

Posted on 19 October 201527 September 2015Author David SerjeantCategories Issue 15.29 Comments on

home from the city—…

Posted on 9 December 201114 November 2011Author David SerjeantCategories Issue 11.3Tags haiku, journeys, stars, travel13 Comments on

daughter and
mother the…

Posted on 6 September 201030 August 2010Author David SerjeantCategories Issue 10.2Tags haiku, senryu4 Comments on

my colleague
flirting with…

Posted on 12 August 20109 August 2010Author David SerjeantCategories Issue 10.2Tags rain, summer, work2 Comments on


war ruins…
suddenly…

Posted on 23 July 201028 July 2010Author David SerjeantCategories Issue 10.2Tags haiga, haiku, summer, war9 Comments on

fading tattoos
he hauls …

Posted on 14 July 201026 July 2010Author David SerjeantCategories Issue 10.2Tags beach, haiku, summer7 Comments on

remission —
in the…

Posted on 15 June 201022 May 2010Author David SerjeantCategories Issue 10.1Tags haiku4 Comments on

in
an old car
an old man and…

Posted on 14 June 201022 May 2010Author David SerjeantCategories Issue 10.1Tags car, dog, haiku8 Comments on

christmas lights . . .
the…

Posted on 22 December 200924 December 2009Author David SerjeantCategories Issue 09.1Tags art, christmas, haiga, haiku10 Comments on

oppressive heat
from the…

Posted on 13 November 20071 October 2025Author David SerjeantCategories Issue 071 Comment on
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