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winter mist the scarecrow’s heart a nesting sparrow
Posted on 11 February 201011 February 2010Author Andr? SurridgeCategories Issue 09.1Tags birds, haiku, winter23 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
Hidden by the fog, mockingbirds and wrens sing maps outlining the trees.
Posted on 25 June 201022 May 2010Author James BrushCategories Issue 10.1Tags birds, haiku, spring13 Comments on
sunrise- all at once birds leap from the water
Posted on 6 July 20106 July 2010Author Deborah FinkelsteinCategories Issue 10.2Tags birds, haiku, sun, sunrise, water6 Comments on
mockingbird an octave shy of the moon
Posted on 22 July 201018 July 2010Author Billie DeeCategories Issue 10.2Tags birds, haiku, moon, one line, summer11 Comments on
a solitary bird calls to the space between lightning and thunder
Posted on 11 August 20109 August 2010Author Angie WerrenCategories Issue 10.2Tags birds, lightning, micropoetry, one line, rain, summer, thunder11 Comments on
towpath— a blue heron shifts the twilight
Posted on 16 August 201015 August 2010Author Roberta BearyCategories Issue 10.2Tags birds, evening, haiku, summer9 Comments on
recession rising from the factory stacks five small black b i r d s
Posted on 11 October 20109 October 2010Author Ed MarkowskiCategories Issue 10.3Tags birds, cities, concrete poetry, factory, haiku12 Comments on
sunrise from village to village a rooster’s crow
Posted on 14 October 20109 October 2010Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 10.3Tags birds, sun, sunrise10 Comments on
migrating geese rising out of my chair
Posted on 18 October 201017 October 2010Author Jim KacianCategories Issue 10.3Tags autumn, birds, haiku7 Comments on
dusk– ten thousand blackbirds and no place to park
Posted on 26 October 20109 October 2010Author C. P. HarrisonCategories Issue 10.3Tags autumn, birds, cities, haiku4 Comments on
in the pool of the ruined resort the wild ducks
Posted on 17 November 201017 November 2010Author Jim KacianCategories Issue 10.3Tags autumn, birds, haiku4 Comments on
park bench pigeons begging the homeless man
Posted on 25 November 201019 October 2010Author Jeff HoaglandCategories Issue 10.3Tags birds, cities, haiku, parks1 Comment on
dead birds at the base of the lit skyscraper autumn midnight
Posted on 1 December 201027 November 2010Author George SwedeCategories Issue 10.3Tags autumn, birds, cities, death, haiku, skyscrapers7 Comments on
juncos black silhouettes in birch trees notes on a tangled clef
Posted on 27 December 201027 November 2010Author David CristyCategories Issue 10.3Tags autumn, birds, haiku, music, trees8 Comments on
owl?s call sounding the depth of a winter night
Posted on 21 January 201120 January 2011Author Lorin FordCategories Issue 11.1Tags birds, haiku, night2 Comments on
snowmelt… a woodpecker thrums into thin sun
Posted on 21 February 201118 February 2011Author Michele L. HarveyCategories Issue 11.1Tags birds, haiku, snow, sun4 Comments on
winterlight a blur of birdsong in the air
Posted on 16 March 201115 March 2011Author Marjorie BuettnerCategories Issue 11.1Tags birds, haiga, haiku4 Comments on
drizzle and mud– sparrows sinking deeper into drab
Posted on 23 March 201122 March 2011Author Lorin FordCategories Issue 11.1Tags birds, haiku, rain1 Comment on
up to the summit up to a hawk’s cry up to the sun
Posted on 14 April 201127 March 2011Author Dietmar TauchnerCategories Issue 11.1Tags birds, haiku, light, one line, sun10 Comments on
waiting for the sheep to pass a skylark's song
Posted on 13 July 201124 June 2011Author Sandra SimpsonCategories Issue 11.2Tags birds, haiku, one line, sheep4 Comments on
a swallowtail touches my fingertips— warrior pose
Posted on 19 July 201124 June 2011Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 11.2Tags birds, haiku, senryu4 Comments on
perched at the tip of summer red-winged blackbird
Posted on 4 August 20112 August 2011Author Melissa AllenCategories Issue 11.2Tags birds, haiku, summer12 Comments on
in the park pigeons peck in front of empty benches
Posted on 9 August 20112 August 2011Author Jay FriedenbergCategories Issue 11.2Tags birds, haiku, parks, summer12 Comments on
flurries of willow fluff seven ducklings scatter among the reeds
Posted on 22 August 20112 August 2011Author Polona OblakCategories Issue 11.2Tags birds, haiku, pond, summer8 Comments on
how casually a brown bird catches a butterfly in its beak and flies away
Posted on 30 August 201129 August 2011Author Marilyn Shoemaker HazeltonCategories Issue 11.2Tags birds, butterflies, summer, tanka7 Comments on
it happens every year but still the woods filled with birdsong
Posted on 31 August 201129 August 2011Author Seren FargoCategories Issue 11.2Tags birds, haiku, summer6 Comments on
the skip of a skipping stone alpine swifts
Posted on 6 October 2011Author John BarlowCategories Issue 11.2Tags birds, haiku, one line, stones, summer, water5 Comments on
Grey dawn climbs the sky bird over bird.
Posted on 13 October 201110 October 2011Author Jean MorrisCategories Issue 11.2Tags birds, dawn, haiku6 Comments on
where creek willows weave the sunlight ducklings
Posted on 25 October 201115 October 2011Author Lorin FordCategories Issue 11.2Tags birds, haiku, light, monostich, one line, water6 Comments on
migrating geese— wind flaps the scarecrow?s empty sleeves
Posted on 6 December 201113 November 2011Author Lorin FordCategories Issue 11.3Tags autumn, birds, haiku, journeys7 Comments on
how do they manage migrating geese taking only their shadows
Posted on 15 December 201113 November 2011Author Sylvia Forges-RyanCategories Issue 11.3Tags autumn, birds, journeys, travel8 Comments on
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