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Haiku – FemkuMag
mastectomy I test the firmness of a honeydew Lothario never a rose without a prick FemkuMag, An e-zine of Women’s Haiku, April 2019, issue eleven https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/f4c0ea_4aec585388884daaac2f84751c22c12b.pdf
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Inner Voices: International Women’s Haiku Festival 2018
British poet Martha Magenta gives voice to the reprehensibility of sexual harassment, the after-effects of a mastectomy, and fleeting fertility in three beautiful haiku. the depth of pollution #metoo What prompts one to think it acceptable to … Continue reading
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