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Haiku, senryu and tanka in #FemkuMag
blackberry moon the clench of his fists dream-eater her nibbled down nails have nothing left to give woodpecker he picks at my faults black-eyed Susan I should have left him the first time Previously … Continue reading
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Tanka – Blithe Spirit
the wind punches a paper bag against a wall the red-raw places and bruise-black holes Blithe Spirit, Journal of the British Haiku Society, Vol 28 number 3, August 2018, ISSN 1353-3320 http://britishhaikusociety.org.uk/journal/
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