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Author: Dana-Maria Onica

50, eye doctor. I'm "a thinking ant that climbs up the edge of the book." (Joe Salerno)
flea market~ every old watch keeps its time
Posted on 21 October 20109 October 2010Author Dana-Maria OnicaCategories Issue 10.3Tags cities, haiku, time, watches9 Comments on
whispering grass ~ the scythe’s sound against the stone
Posted on 15 September 201030 August 2010Author Dana-Maria OnicaCategories Issue 10.2Tags grass, haiku, summer5 Comments on
no more bread– I’m a shovel in the hand of winter
Posted on 7 January 20106 December 2009Author Dana-Maria OnicaCategories Issue 09.1Tags haiku, winter3 Comments on
stone wall – the spring wind fills all the cracks
Posted on 17 March 20081 October 2025Author Dana-Maria OnicaCategories Issue 0818 Comments on
in mid-air his coin catches the last sunbeam
Posted on 11 July 20071 October 2025Author Dana-Maria OnicaCategories Issue 0721 Comments on
moonless night – here and there cats’ eyes
Posted on 22 March 20071 October 2025Author Dana-Maria OnicaCategories Issue 0717 Comments on
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