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Haiku Dialogue -my Yukon
river mist a damselfly fades into the blue R.I.P. Rachel Sutcliffe Haiku Dialogue -my Yukon 30 January, 2019 Troutswirl, The Haiku Foundation Blog https://www.thehaikufoundation.org/2019/01/30/haiku-dialogue-my-yukon-and-welcome-to-whats-at-hand/?fbclid=IwAR1OJgw9u2cj1L4InfHtS8sXtvuCyEQwB5HcVnOlX118Iba_J8Negz4s43M Advertisements
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Tagged blue, damselfly, death, fades, haiku, Haiku Dialogue, lake, Martha Magenta, mist, mountains, nature, poem, poetry, Rachel Sutcliffe, RIP, river, The Haiku Foundation Blog, Troutswirl, yukon
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Haiku – Frogpond
rubble a child’s left sandal Frogpond Journal December 2018 http://www.hsa-haiku.org/frogpond/
Senryu – Prune Juice
ecology lesson children make trees from paper rigor mortis still obstinate after death deregulation my handwriting leans further to the left Prune Juice, A Journal of Senryu, Kyoka, Haibun and Haiga, issue 26, November 2018 https://prunejuice.files.wordpress.com/2018/11/pj-26.pdf
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Tagged children, death, deregulation, ecology, environment, family, further, handwriting, humour, leans, left, lesson, make, Martha Magenta, obstinate, paper, poem, poetry, politics, PRUNE JUICE Journal of Senryu, rigor mortis, school, senryu, trees
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Haiku – cattails
house sparrow – death of a neighbour no one spoke to cattails: The Official Journal of the United Haiku and Tanka Society, October 2018 http://cattailsjournal.com/issues/cattailsOct2018.pdf
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Tagged birds, cattails, death, haiku, house, life, loneliness, Martha Magenta, neighbour, poem, poetry, relationships, sparrow, spoke, The Official Journal of the United Haiku and Tanka Society, UHTS, women
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Monoku – FemkuMag
mother’s suicide all the rage FemkuMag, issue 4, September, 2018 https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/f4c0ea_7a90249160ad4bf3905db7a2ad4c325f.pdf
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Tagged abuse, all the rage, anger, death, depression, fad, family, fashion, FemkuMage, haiku, Martha Magenta, mental health, monoku, mother, one line haiku, poem, rage, suicide
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