thunder–
the new lambs press against
their mothers’ bellies
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Sue Stanford
Sue Stanford started writing haiku while living in Japan. In 1996-7 she was a heavily addicted member of the Shiki List where she encountered many wonderful and inspiring people. Sue's work has been quite widely published. Some examples can be found on The Heron's Nest, Bottle Rockets and Simply Haiku.
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Dear Sue,
A beautifully rendered haiku poem showing tenderness and love.
Hi Sue – how wonderful to see this poem this morning. congratulations! i like the way you have evoked a sense of danger and security within your haiku.
see you soon,
Myron.
Dear Sue,
A beautifully rendered haiku poem showing tenderness and love.
Enjoyed reading it!
warmly,
kala
Beautiful and tender. Thank you.
Hi Sue – how wonderful to see this poem this morning. congratulations! i like the way you have evoked a sense of danger and security within your haiku.
see you soon,
Myron.
I like the theme of security conveyed in this haiku. When nature is threatening, human nature is a refuge.Enjoyed.
Dear sue: My favorite Haiku this year. I read it to my 10-year-old daughter who shared in my appreciation.
Best,
Jim
jim, delightful your response/sharing.
“out of the mouth of babes…”; i, too, can imagine her smile
–
wintry night-
warmth found
in remembrance
Very simple, yet so atmospheric. I really enjoyed it.
Very maternal and delicate ! Fine Haiku ! Thank you Sue ~