Elisa Theriana from Bandung, Indonesia is a computer programmer who started her haiku journey in 2018. Her haiku has been published in Hedgerow, Frogpond, The Heron's Nest, is/let, among others. She's also a photographer who loves to capture the nature's hidden beauty.
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Hey Alan, Thank you for this interesting information! I was mesmerized by the NASA Webb’s telescope recent photos. Who knows we might catch up the becoming of a dead star?
a long walk
arguing with someone
who isn't there
__Well sensed Elisa; drawn, stepping toward that lure of something… no longer there. _m
ear echos
hovered words of memory
dusty paces
Dear Sue and Magyar, Thank you for sharing the love and wonder of the universe! Love your poems ❤
As there is a new dead star sending out a heartbeat right now, catch the new Nature article, this packs extra power now!
warm regards,
Alan
Hey Alan, Thank you for this interesting information! I was mesmerized by the NASA Webb’s telescope recent photos. Who knows we might catch up the becoming of a dead star?
milky way
we argue the distance
between stars
– Hedgegrow #125
HIya back at ya! :-)
Check out FRB 20191221A which might be a magnetar type dead star I believe.
river of stars–
I wave both hello & goodbye
to one blinking
Alan Summers
Azami #52 ed. Ikkoku Santo (Japan, 1998)
Alan, your haiku sent me into a melancholy state. How fleeting our life is and at the same time how precious! Thank you and wish you a wonderful day.
Loved it the first time I read it!
I’ve been thinking of the enormity of what the Webb Telescope has been teaching us. Thank you, Elisa. I feel that also 🙏