summer’s end —
the secrets we wrote
in the sand

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Mark E. Brager

Mark E. Brager lives with his wife and son in Columbia, MD, just outside of Washington, DC, where he works as a public affairs executive. His poems have appeared in haijinx, Prune Juice, Haiku Pix Review, The Heron's Nest, Notes from the Gean, and DailyHaiku.

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  1. summer’s end —
    the secrets we wrote
    in the sand

    —MARK E. BRAGER

    I'm partial to Summer haiku right now. :)

    I hope the secrets didn't last just as anything written in sand also cannot.

    warm regards,

    Alan

    p.s.

    A verse from a sequence entitled Ry?an-ji:

    ??our sharp mysteries?
    the percussion of sand?
    over rocks

    after John Cage

    Alan Summers
    Publications credits: Presence #47 (2012)

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      1. Thanks Mark :-)

        It's certainly a haiku that resonates.

        warm regards,
        Alan

        My 3-line verse should have read as:

        our sharp mysteries
        the percussion of sand
        over rocks

        after John Cage

        Alan Summers
        Publications credits: Presence #47 (2012)

        .

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