in the pond
the face of autumn
rippling
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Don Wentworth
Don Wentworth is a Pittsburgh-based poet whose work reflects his interest in the revelatory nature of brief, haiku-like moments in everyday life. His poetry has appeared in Modern Haiku, bottle rockets, bear creek haiku and Rolling Stone, as well as a number of anthologies. His first full-length collection, Past All Traps, was published in 2011 by Six Gallery Press and was shortlisted for the Haiku Foundation's 2011 Touchstone Distinguished Books Award. His second full-length book, Yield to the Willow, is forthcoming in 2013 from Six Gallery Press. View all posts by Don Wentworth
The face of autumn not quite there but suggesting itself. Like this a lot, Don.
Thank you, MaryJo. Don
Such a very beautiful image. "the face of autumn"–color-changing branches, falling leave,s reflected in the rippling waters of the pond.
Thanks, h&t … Don. Very kind.
funny to have autumn around summer but creative for sure
Cheers, Jill. Don
Beautiful! Love ‘the face of Autumn rippling’ Very vivid!
mute swan
circles the pond
ripples abound~~~
The tildes add so well to the ripples, as those ripples follow the swan. _m
Jada where you are you in my shoe
I've entirely forgotten how to write small poems and there for I've become
forgotten except by god thank god
alone a patch of ripples disappears