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Month: December 2011

platelets— the trip we were planning to plan       pub. credit: Modern Haiku 41:2 (2010)
Posted on 1 December 201113 November 2011Author Roberta BearyCategories Issue 11.3Tags haiku, illness, journeys, senryu, travel10 Comments on
anniversary roses in a vase drying together
Posted on 2 December 20118 June 2020Author Alexander B. JoyCategories Issue 11.3Tags anniversaries, flowers, senryu8 Comments on
light falling everywhere ? ? ?in its own place — summer’s end (haiga)
Posted on 5 December 201113 November 2011Author Marjorie BuettnerCategories Issue 11.3Tags autumn, haiga, haiku, light, one line, summer6 Comments on
migrating geese— wind flaps the scarecrow?s empty sleeves
Posted on 6 December 201113 November 2011Author Lorin FordCategories Issue 11.3Tags autumn, birds, haiku, journeys7 Comments on
leaves changing a language i can’t fully grasp
Posted on 7 December 201113 November 2011Author Polona OblakCategories Issue 11.3Tags autumn, haiku, language, leaves, one line8 Comments on
Skype— my parents describe the harvest moon
Posted on 8 December 201113 November 2011Author VidaCategories Issue 11.3Tags autumn, moon, parents, senryu, technology14 Comments on
home from the city– waiting at the station Orion
Posted on 9 December 201114 November 2011Author David SerjeantCategories Issue 11.3Tags haiku, journeys, stars, travel13 Comments on
milkweed leaving everything behind
Posted on 12 December 201113 November 2011Author Claudette RussellCategories Issue 11.3Tags haiku, journeys, plants5 Comments on
waltzing matilda two beats ahead of the rain
Posted on 13 December 201113 November 2011Author Lorin FordCategories Issue 11.3Tags music, one line, rain4 Comments on
my journey begins: a few snowflakes flutter in the breeze
Posted on 14 December 201113 November 2011Author Charles TrumbullCategories Issue 11.3Tags haiku, journeys, snow, wind5 Comments on
how do they manage migrating geese taking only their shadows
Posted on 15 December 201113 November 2011Author Sylvia Forges-RyanCategories Issue 11.3Tags autumn, birds, journeys, travel8 Comments on
airplane window mountains move slowly past
Posted on 16 December 201113 November 2011Author Sheila SondikCategories Issue 11.3Tags airplanes, haiku, journeys, mountains, travel6 Comments on
Slime trail— glancing back at the glinting
Posted on 19 December 201113 November 2011Author Don WentworthCategories Issue 11.3Tags haiku9 Comments on
just because the sky is navigable— thistledown
Posted on 20 December 201113 November 2011Author Stella PieridesCategories Issue 11.3Tags haiku, journeys, sky5 Comments on
alone at last she chooses the road less travelled… in her wind-blown hair salt air and wildflowers (haiga)
Posted on 21 December 201113 November 2011Author Susan ConstableCategories Issue 11.3Tags art, haiga, journeys, ocean, tanka, wind14 Comments on
scenic route i brake for a maple leaf
Posted on 22 December 201113 November 2011Author Susan NelsonCategories Issue 11.3Tags autumn, journeys, leaves6 Comments on
moonlight on aster i take the long way home
Posted on 23 December 201113 November 2011Author Susan NelsonCategories Issue 11.3Tags haiku, journeys, moon4 Comments on
early bus— catching my reflection in the police van window
Posted on 26 December 201113 November 2011Author Helen BuckinghamCategories Issue 11.3Tags buses, commuting, journeys, senryu5 Comments on
the climb over barbed wire… trumpet vine
Posted on 27 December 201113 November 2011Author Esin GoldmanCategories Issue 11.3Tags flowers, haiku, journeys3 Comments on
just past mauve ? ? paddling hard for a dark shore (haiga)
Posted on 28 December 201113 November 2011Author Jim KacianCategories Issue 11.3Tags boats, evening, haiga, haiku, journeys, one line10 Comments on
loneliness the boat finding its own way
Posted on 29 December 201113 November 2011Author razvan.pinteaCategories Issue 11.3Tags boats, haiku, journeys4 Comments on
at the top of the hill I am still the same size
Posted on 30 December 201113 November 2011Author Lynne ReesCategories Issue 11.3Tags journeys, senryu10 Comments on
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