Brad Bennett has published four collections of haiku with Red Moon Press: a drop of pond, a turn in the river, a box of feathers, and a rush of doves. He is also the author of a few words in the right order: essays on haiku craft, also published by Red Moon Press.
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I love the comparison that suggests the poet is caching his cloud-watching time for leaner times ahead! And each "c" in this poem feels like one of those seeds to be collected, leading to great sound quality! Bravo!
__ Such spans of imagination are created behind the eyes of each reader; symplistic depths of thought.
__ Grand Brad, and in my minimal status, I fully agree with Julie's "Bravo!" _m
I love the comparison that suggests the poet is caching his cloud-watching time for leaner times ahead! And each "c" in this poem feels like one of those seeds to be collected, leading to great sound quality! Bravo!
__ Such spans of imagination are created behind the eyes of each reader; symplistic depths of thought.
__ Grand Brad, and in my minimal status, I fully agree with Julie's "Bravo!" _m