Dawn Bruce, somersetpoets at ozemail.com.au
Dawn Bruce is a widely published Australian poet, winner of numerous free verse and haiku awards. Dawn was the coordinator of Somerset Poets for five years and is now leader of two creative writing groups in Sydney. Her second book, 'Tangible Shadows', will be published late 2005.
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Hello Dawn. I readed your haiku and liked it. I am writing from Albania and congratulate you for your composition. as for knowlegde I am sending you my haiku:
Forest at December’s end
the wind is arguering
with the bare woods.
still pond
the sound of her
heart
someone’s trash
by a quiet pond . . .
quiet pond
Hello Dawn. I readed your haiku and liked it. I am writing from Albania and congratulate you for your composition. as for knowlegde I am sending you my haiku:
Forest at December’s end
the wind is arguering
with the bare woods.
I wish our canoists, rowers, etc… would be still for a moment…
autumn twilight …
swan shapes separate
for the lone boatman
U.K. haiku publication, Snapshots 10, 2004
before I get there
the sound of the weir –
floating dandelion
U.K. haiku publication, Presence, 2005
sunset park
a nun still
as a rock
summer afternoon
song of the cicada
lazy in the heat
sun going down
cricets syncopate,
lengthening
so cool, past midnight
cricket’s drone