Marie Louise Munro has published poetry in various publications around the world, including The Haiku Calendar and Red Moon Anthology. She holds a Master in Fine Arts degree in Creative Writing from the University of Notre Dame and a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from UCLA. She lives in Los Angeles with her fianc? and three cats.
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winter sun . . .
the wren’s
vocal warm-up
—MARIE LOUISE MUNRO
Powerful and tiny, the wren's voice is something to be reckoned with!
Lovely verse.
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ways of a wren
sorting out the day–
first commuters
Alan Summers
Heart Breaths: Book of Contemporary Haiku
ed. Jean LeBlanc
Cyberwit.net (2016)
.
winter sun . . .
the wren’s
vocal warm-up
—MARIE LOUISE MUNRO
Powerful and tiny, the wren's voice is something to be reckoned with!
Lovely verse.
***
ways of a wren
sorting out the day–
first commuters
Alan Summers
Heart Breaths: Book of Contemporary Haiku
ed. Jean LeBlanc
Cyberwit.net (2016)
Tiny poem about a tiny bird, both with great impact. I love it.
Thanks Alan!
Thanks Karen!
Enjoyed it! They are near me at the local wetlands…
Here's an oldie…
marsh wren's cry
the sun ripples onto the mud
tinywords published 14 June 2006
Thanks, Martin! I love the verb usage of ?ripples?.
I love your use of imagery in your work. As a painter I wonder have you ever considered visual art accompanying the words you write?