graffiti
sharper
by moonlight

 

 

 

 

Previously published in The Heron’s Nest VII:1.

Published by

Helen Buckingham

Helen Buckingham lives in Wells, UK. Her work appears regularly in journals and anthologies including: Frogpond, The Heron's Nest, Modern Haiku, Haiku in English: The First Hundred Years (W.W. Norton, 2013) and nada annunaad: an anthology of contemporary world haiku (Vishwakarma Publications, 2016). She won first prize in the Martin Lucas Award, 2016. Her most recent collection is the Touchstone Award shortlisted sanguinella (Red Moon Press, 2017).

6 thoughts on “”

  1. So true. I really like how this image reflects in four words the get-in-get-out process of tagging.

  2. Yep, graffiti has its own relationship with light and shade, and with the architecture of buildings and their own relationship with light.

    Good one Helen! ;-)

    Alan

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