waning moon
arranging flowers
in her mother’s hands
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Jean LeBlanc
Jean LeBlanc taught college writing and literature for twenty-five years. Her most recent haiku collection is Nod if the Wind (Cyberwit, 2026). An artist as well as a poet, she explores the transformative power of imagery using collage, asemic writing, and other visual media. Her work can be seen on Facebook, Jean LeBlanc Poetry and Art.
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An acquaintance wrote a book of poems about the passing of her mother-in-law entitled "Elder Moon." Your lovely haiku echoes this waning. Very beautiful.
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warm regards,
Alan
Lovely and heartbreaking at the same time … beautiful.
__ Grand as ever Jean… my humble instant's echo. _m
about this stone
flowers whisper in the breeze
the doves listen
An acquaintance wrote a book of poems about the passing of her mother-in-law entitled "Elder Moon." Your lovely haiku echoes this waning. Very beautiful.
I lived inside this image; wonderful.