juncos black
silhouettes in birch trees
notes on a tangled clef
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David Cristy
David Cristy has been playing with words, sounds and images in short poems
for nearly 10 years, which coincides roughly with the time since he took up
knitting. He recently celebrated his 70th birthday.
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Unique take, and a lovely sight to behold. Marvelous!
Such a sharp image! Just have been working on a poem in response to seeing a dozen robins sitting in a tree filled with berries on Christmas day. A stark winter view come to life. And your's came through in three lines!
Unique take, and a lovely sight to behold. Marvelous!
Perhaps … notes on a tangled staff. Notwithstanding, a great image.
This has been an inspiration to me to think of the presence of birds in haiku.
Hi Jean,
I can heartily recommend Wing Beats: British Birds in Haiku: http://www.wingbeats.co.uk
Thank you, Alan!
Such a sharp image! Just have been working on a poem in response to seeing a dozen robins sitting in a tree filled with berries on Christmas day. A stark winter view come to life. And your's came through in three lines!
oh thank you for resurrecting the sight of hundreds of hummingbirds in one big old apple blossom tree
Excellent!