Thom Norgang lives in a small town in coastal Maine. His poetry has been accepted in Big River Poetry Review, Haiku Journal, Boston Literary Review, and Thrush Poetry Journal.
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Very nice,
I can hear the emptiness of the tree filling,
but
not my own.
Very nice,
I can hear the emptiness of the tree filling,
but
not my own.
I used to pass a big bee tree on the wood & wetlands trail at Cherry Creek. If I leaned against it, I could feel as well as hear the resonance.
10,000 wings
keeping the honey cool
ommmmm
Thank you for helping me recall the experience!
A haiku with great substances: karumi and ma.
petals smile
honey reaches hives
bees muse
Pravat Kumar Padhy
Publication credits: The Poetry Pages, 3rd Feb 2010
Lit. Org 25th June 2010;
The Writer’s Literary Muse, Vol.1, Issue 1, June 2010
beehives–
long queue in front
of blood bank
Solace in nature. Very nice, Thom.
marion