ayaz daryl nielsen's poems have many homes, including HazMat, Edgz, Modern Haiku and Tertulia Magazine. He is editor of bear creek haiku.
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ayaz, it happens.
from the land of “lightning capital of the world”, i’ve seen strikes causing mere mortals to stutter, along with taking ones breath away; even on a clear sunny day. for the (haikuist), your searing words conjure up that, all too familiar, statuesque awe.
–
lightning
this instant eternity–
less i forget there is a GOD
toby, and just bear creek haiku will also take you to an online site – SASE, poetry of 15 lines or less, always seeking poetry for consideration, about 6 issues a year
daryl,
miss getting bch. is it still happening?
hope you & yours are well & thriving.
will send a submission soon.would have sent this via email but i have no idea what your email address is.
ed
I enjoyed this, very different, very atmospheric.
Striking!
A strong visual haiku, with a vivid sound track as well.
knocking at the door
rumble of thunder
in the distance
wow, i really appreciate ayaz daryl nielsen’s haiku (as i do most all of tinywords choices)! party on, dude! –
ayaz daryl nielsen
Marvelous haiku ! The word “stutter” does it for me.
I can’t wait til I’m outdoors on one of those nights. – Helen
ayaz, it happens.
from the land of “lightning capital of the world”, i’ve seen strikes causing mere mortals to stutter, along with taking ones breath away; even on a clear sunny day. for the (haikuist), your searing words conjure up that, all too familiar, statuesque awe.
–
lightning
this instant eternity–
less i forget there is a GOD
nice poem, my long time friend
what is the mailing address of bear creek haiku? i’ve never heard of it, & would
like to send some poems.
your haiku is real good ayaz.
toby
Interesting. It sparks thoughts and curosity.
I like it a lot. I re-experienced wonderful storms while reading it–ah yes! the purpose of poetry some would say.
ayaz,
I loved your inference of the storm’s power and how it effected the area…”the street lights stuttered…”
Trees and signs flocked white
While hard lakes thaw for Summer.
Merging of seasons
Weather’s amazing. I wasn’t aware you were a poet. Mahalo for sharing!
Hi Toby,
Bear Creek haiku:
http://www.geocities.com/coloradopoets/bearcreekhaiku.html
So very fine!
Thank you!
toby, and just bear creek haiku will also take you to an online site – SASE, poetry of 15 lines or less, always seeking poetry for consideration, about 6 issues a year
My compliments, it is fine!
good luck!
cool beans
daryl,
miss getting bch. is it still happening?
hope you & yours are well & thriving.
will send a submission soon.would have sent this via email but i have no idea what your email address is.
ed