Eva Maria Limbach lives in Saarbr?cken, a German town near the French border. Since 2012 she has been writing haiku, senryu and sometimes haibun.
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__I refer to myself (I imagine most would view as pomposity) as a 'positive contrary.' Here I see this parallel below… the seeds of life as in your fine verse Eva Maria… 'taking root' on a far shore. _m
A last line that brings so much pause for contemplation! Not just 'rosemary, but 'wild rosemary', life's memories tossed from place to place, taking root where they can. The experience of so many people who seek refuge on 'foreign soil'. And the experience of others in various circumstances. So poignantly expressed. Thank you.
Nicely written. It struck me at once!
nice
Beautiful!
__I refer to myself (I imagine most would view as pomposity) as a 'positive contrary.' Here I see this parallel below… the seeds of life as in your fine verse Eva Maria… 'taking root' on a far shore. _m
refugees
on the changing winds
a new port
Lovely!
A last line that brings so much pause for contemplation! Not just 'rosemary, but 'wild rosemary', life's memories tossed from place to place, taking root where they can. The experience of so many people who seek refuge on 'foreign soil'. And the experience of others in various circumstances. So poignantly expressed. Thank you.
Thank you for all your wonderful comments and Magyar for his nice haiku…
my life it's indispensable.
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No crows in sight! ;-)
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wildflowers adding a little evening to the daylight
[monostich]
Alan Summers
Publication Credit: Presence #52 (2015)
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No crows and no ravens insight Alan ;-)
fairytales
the seven ravens
flew away