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Author: Rachel Sutcliffe

Rachel Sutcliffe has suffered from a serious immune disorder since her early twenties. Over the years writing has been a great form of therapy, it's kept her from going insane. She is an active member of the British Haiku Society and several online writing groups. She has been published in various anthologies and journals, both in print and online, including: Failed Haiku, Prune Juice , Hedgerow, The Heron's Nest, Cattails and Wild Plum.

evening cool
the beachcomber’s
cloudy eyes

 

Posted on 28 September 201820 September 2018Author Rachel SutcliffeCategories Issue 18.26 Comments on

moonspill
on the welcome mat
an old friend’s boots

Posted on 17 July 201811 July 2018Author Rachel SutcliffeCategories Issue 18.12 Comments on

snow on snow
all the things
we keep hidden

 

 

Posted on 14 June 201712 June 2017Author Rachel SutcliffeCategories Issue 17.14 Comments on

 

first kite
learning to read
the wind

Posted on 9 November 20163 November 2016Author Rachel SutcliffeCategories Issue 16.29 Comments on

 

the last trawler
leaves the harbour
moonlight quivers

Posted on 13 July 201625 June 2016Author Rachel SutcliffeCategories Issue 16.16 Comments on

 

 

final departure
after the contrail
starlight

Posted on 20 January 201630 December 2015Author Rachel SutcliffeCategories Issue 15.25 Comments on

 

talking done
the dregs of friendship
in our mugs

 

Posted on 15 December 201514 December 2015Author Rachel SutcliffeCategories Issue 15.29 Comments on

inner city building
a canvas of honeysuckle
climbs the graffiti

Posted on 13 March 201523 June 2015Author Rachel SutcliffeCategories Issue 15.119 Comments on

wild mushrooms
all the shades
of autumn clouds

 

 

Posted on 27 October 201427 October 2014Author Rachel SutcliffeCategories Issue 14.27 Comments on
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