Graham Nunn is a Queensland born poet who has had haiku published in international journals paper wasp and yellow moon and on tinywords.com. Recently he received a highly commended in the Seed Pearls International Yellow Moon Literary Competition, for his haiku. He also recently won the Yellow Moon renga competition writing with Rowan Donovan and the 2002 Jack Stamm haiku competiton.
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Takes me back to a summer river, when days were long and walking home from work could include a long detour…
Takes me back to a summer river, when days were long and walking home from work could include a long detour…
A neat, subtle poem, almost understated, certainly evocative. I like it. I once wrote, in somewhat similar vein:-
incoming tide
the very last patch
of dry sand
december eve
tropical breeze ~
stirs the palms
autumn moon
the glow on
the persimmons
autumn breeze —
on the deserted beach
waves frolic
sweltering summer sun
steamy afternoon shower …
rain down
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