Barbra Kaufmann is a retired RN with lots of time for writing poetry, photography, gardening, walking and grandchildren!
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all the plans
we thought we had
sandcastles
—BARBARA KAUFMANN
There is something so poignant and symbolic of sandcastles which takes us to a carefree Summer long lost.
Wonderful work!
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imaginary sandcastles
taking a turn with the tide
someone like me
Alan Summers
Publication credit: Sublunary Review (August 2020) ed. Ruslan Garrey
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photos in sepia?
my parents regain?
their sandcastle
Alan Summers
brass bell: a haiku journal ed. Zee Zahava
part of the family haiku series (November 2017)
.
all the plans
we thought we had
sandcastles
—BARBARA KAUFMANN
There is something so poignant and symbolic of sandcastles which takes us to a carefree Summer long lost.
Wonderful work!
*
imaginary sandcastles
taking a turn with the tide
someone like me
Alan Summers
Publication credit: Sublunary Review (August 2020) ed. Ruslan Garrey
*
photos in sepia?
my parents regain?
their sandcastle
Alan Summers
brass bell: a haiku journal ed. Zee Zahava
part of the family haiku series (November 2017)
So poignant. Thank you Barbara.
This is 2020 in a nutshell, isn't it.
Perfect . . . it spoke to me of growing older and reflecting on my past; this is as universal a feeling as there exists . . . well-done. <3