Aurora Antonovic is a Canadian writer, editor, and visual artist whose work has appeared over one thousand times in publications spanning eleven countries and five continents. She is a recent winner in the 2005 Tanka Splendor Awards, and a Pushcart Prize nominee. She is a member of The Bohemian Poet, a collective poet/artist group headed by Michael Ladanyi.
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Ah, I remember this!
Definitely a micro novel of a haiku, and a good example of what negative space can accomplish in the haiku form too!
sultry evening
liquid from the take out bag
runs near the victim
World Haiku Review VOLUME 2: ISSUE 3 NOVEMBER 2002
This is a singularly subtle and beautiful haiku. It conveys image and thought alike. One of the most appealing and thought-provoking haiku poems I have read.
Ah, I remember this!
Definitely a micro novel of a haiku, and a good example of what negative space can accomplish in the haiku form too!
sultry evening
liquid from the take out bag
runs near the victim
This is a singularly subtle and beautiful haiku. It conveys image and thought alike. One of the most appealing and thought-provoking haiku poems I have read.
Yoav J. Tenembaum
Very powerful in its concentration, Aurora.
An amazing haiku, Aurora!
I’ve read many haiku’s, but this one has to be one of my very favorites!
Thanks Aurora….you write so beautifully!
Margie
As evocative a haiku as I ever remember reading. It’s bittersweet, poignant, elegant, complex yet simply phrased.
snow-covered mound
freshly dug earth
aroma’s always the same
Thanks, everyone!
Aurora, this tugs at the heart…
beautifully penned!
:-)
Lary
Lary – thank you. :)