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Author: Jon Summers

Jon lives and work in South Wales, working as an IT consultant. Outside of writing poems short and long, and the occasional piece of fiction, he blogs on the i newspaper's puzzles. A book of prose and poetry, Niamh, is available from Amazon.
Evening prayer – a flickering candle, rainfall.
Posted on 6 January 20106 January 2010Author Jon SummersCategories Issue 09.1Tags monostich2 Comments on
Rain overnight — the mist on Mynyddislwyn melts almost as quickly as it takes me to write about it.
Posted on 17 February 201017 February 2010Author Jon SummersCategories Issue 09.1Tags mist, morning, tanka10 Comments on
Five minutes before the alarm — birdsong, birdsong.
Posted on 21 May 201026 June 2010Author Jon SummersCategories Issue 10.1Tags birds, morning, spring13 Comments on
Another weekend over, under a sky of stars I empty the car.
Posted on 1 June 201022 May 2010Author Jon SummersCategories Issue 10.1Tags cars, one line, weekend6 Comments on
Falling rain, the priest kneels before an empty altar.
Posted on 10 August 20109 August 2010Author Jon SummersCategories Issue 10.2Tags haiku, rain, summer1 Comment on
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