Magyar is the pen name of Doug Ryan who began writing as a high school student, and continued writing through his further education and to this day. He considers himself a writer, not an author; he believes that has not yet risen to the level of a poet.
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Surrounded by high mountains, we didn't see this phenomenon either. Could have done with that hound's insight and perspective.
How much do we really understand of nature's intuition?
Love it!
Dawn, I thank you_!
_m
Surrounded by high mountains, we didn't see this phenomenon either. Could have done with that hound's insight and perspective.
How much do we really understand of nature's intuition?
__Thanks Ingrid, we sense, though we may not understand. _m
clouded night
a far hound explains
this full moon
—magyar
Love "a far hound" and explaining! Wonderful!
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Far North Queensland
a dingo’s call picked up–
the moonless night
Alan Summers
Modern Haiku (1995?) ed. Bob Spiess.
morse growls
bark howl bark bark howl
woof code
__An imaginitive parallel? _m
Mice in Australia are of course at disturbing numbers as they are not a native species, or are cats. So it's usually dogs that are mousers:
dog mouser…
the moon’s whiskers
brush alongside
Alan Summers
Publication credit:
Sublunary Review (August 2020) ed. Ruslan Garrey
p.s.
That Toowoomba Sheep Station dog mouser (retired but still haunting the sheds) was called Max! So he was Max the Mouser (rtd). <grin>
First word… Morse: last word, Code … 'Morse Code."
constellations
my consternation
in morse
Alan Summers
EarthRise Rolling Haiku Collaboration 2019 -Year of Indigenous Languages
or
Inspector Morse (TV series) where he is only ever known as "Morse" though never suffered from a heavy cold sometimes pronounced as 'code' <grin>
moonlit
thaw
a
wolf
tastes
the
air