Jane Williams is an Australian poet based in Tasmania (janewilliams.wordpress.com). She is the author of several books including a collection of haiku/senryu Echoes of Flight and is the co-editor of the online arts journal Communion (www.walleahpress.com.au/communion-magazine-current.html). A selection of her published haiga can be found at haigablog.wordpress.com.
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A poem about death perhaps. It makes me think that none of us are the center of the universe. Thanks.
As a mother of two teens, this brought a lump to my throat, as I dread the day when they will think life is more fun without their parents…but I guess it's inevitable. :(
letting go
the party continues
without us
A poem about death perhaps. It makes me think that none of us are the center of the universe. Thanks.
star gazing
earth is not
the bullseye
A lovely haiga!
A fitting placement of words with the image.
tethered to canes
one step closer
to the next..
Lamart
Love the simplicity – deftly executed.
sundown
her red balloon
too
(The Mainichi Daily News, 16th September, 2015)
waving goodnight
after the party
autumn chill
Lovely ku.
As a mother of two teens, this brought a lump to my throat, as I dread the day when they will think life is more fun without their parents…but I guess it's inevitable. :(
Great ku.
marion
Sunlight
in a falling sky
blinds me
Sad and uplifting at the same time. Freeing too.
wizened gardner
planting
almonds