sun among the branches …
in the smile of an old man
a gold tooth
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Lucia Cardillo
Lucia Cardillo lives in Rodi Garganico (Foggia) Italia, with her husband and two sons. She works as an administrative assistant at Conservatorio di Musica ?U. Giordano? di Rodi G.co. She began writing haiku in July 2016 and has not stopped since. Her work has been published in international magazines such as The Mainichi, The Asahi Shimbun, Failed Haiku, Brass Bell, Otata, Stardust Haiku and others.
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Nifty !
__Lucia, the "old ruin-" is one of your fine haiku entry lines. Each year must become a full smile… as we step above that year's collective, and older ruin. Smiles! :<) _m
Nifty !
__Lucia, the "old ruin-" is one of your fine haiku entry lines. Each year must become a full smile… as we step above that year's collective, and older ruin. Smiles! :<) _m
"old ruin"
seventy nine smiles
counts my years
a sunshine smile indeed
much love…
I love this so much
Breathtakingly beautiful!
marion