Deborah P Kolodji moderates the Southern California Haiku Study Group, which meets monthly in Pasadena, CA at the Pacific Asia Museum. A former president of the Science Fiction Poetry Association, she is the California Regional Coordinator of the Haiku Society of America. She has published over 800 haiku.
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Ah, John Carter (the books) and so many others, but I've mostly only written about the space race to the moon for a commission.
So many differences, even if we land on another planet, funny humans. :-)
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freeze-dried tea
so much curiosity over
the moons of Mars
Alan Summers
brass bell: a haiku journal | Tea Haiku / Haiku Tea issue November 2014
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mars landing-
a tendril of red dust
shifts from a footfall
Alan Summers
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Publications credits: tinywords (2007); Dylan Tweney “Practical Haiku: How Reading and Writing an Ancient Form of Poetry Can Change Your Life.” (ebook 2010); Montage online July 19 (2010)
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snow on mars tonight earth's flaming arrow
(Roadrunner VIII.4)
Your poem reminds me of Matt Damon surviving in the film, The Martian.
I like it!
the tadpole
swims away
a frog
Great jux.
space travel . . .
that exit
I always miss
Bill Kenney
Gosh, Bill, I wish I had written this one!
Lovely, Deb:
__Thought pulling… another difference, the distance. _m
centrifugal
we test the suns gravity
inch by inch
blue moon night
we share the space
of aloneness
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red Martian sky
the differences
between us
—DEBORAH P KOLODJI
Ah, John Carter (the books) and so many others, but I've mostly only written about the space race to the moon for a commission.
So many differences, even if we land on another planet, funny humans. :-)
.
.
freeze-dried tea
so much curiosity over
the moons of Mars
Alan Summers
brass bell: a haiku journal | Tea Haiku / Haiku Tea issue November 2014
.
.
mars landing-
a tendril of red dust
shifts from a footfall
Alan Summers
.
Publications credits: tinywords (2007); Dylan Tweney “Practical Haiku: How Reading and Writing an Ancient Form of Poetry Can Change Your Life.” (ebook 2010); Montage online July 19 (2010)
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Love it!
marion
I couldn’t resist…
from the tendrils of Enceladus spider’s silhouette
backlit Pluto
in the Kuiper belt
owl’s hoot
faint stars
through the uneven stirrings
marsh beetles
alone always the night sky
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Aloha