Recent Comments
Advertisements
Tag Archives: mother
Monoku – FemkuMag
mother’s suicide all the rage FemkuMag, issue 4, September, 2018 https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/f4c0ea_7a90249160ad4bf3905db7a2ad4c325f.pdf Advertisements
Posted in haiku, poetry
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
Leave a comment
Two Haibun – Blithe Spirit
Denial I did not want to hear it. Your blood pressure is too high, the doctor said. This is serious. You might have a heart attack. I’m going to prescribe some pills. Take one every morning. thunderheads … Continue reading
Posted in haibun, haiku, poetry
Tagged abandonment, accounts, age, April, articulate, bereavement, bipolar, Blithe Spirit, blood pressure, bramble, catches, cherry tree, child, denial, disappeared, disconnection, doctor, doctors, experience, falls, family, grief, haibun, haiku, health, hear, heart attack, illness, imperfect, Journal of The British Haiku Society, last, life, loss, lost, Martha Magenta, medical, medicine, mental health, morning, mother, mum, nature, painful, perfect, petal, pills, poem, poetry, pre-lingual, psychological, psychology, resolved, seasons, sense, serious, sleeve, snow, stereotyping, sustain, too late, viewpoints, young
Leave a comment
A Sense of Place: THE SHORE – hearing
susurrus of surf my birth mother’s name in a seashell © Martha Magenta Troutswirl, The Haiku Foundation Blog https://www.thehaikufoundation.org/2018/07/18/a-sense-of-place-the-shore-hearing/
Posted in haiku, poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged birth, haiku, hearing, Martha Magenta, mother, name, nature, poem, poetry, sea, seashell, seasons, shore, sound, summer, surf, sussurrus, The Haiku Foundation Blog, Troutswirl
Leave a comment
Tanka – Red Lights
coronation year – a monkey dances on the organ while mother shows me off in the street the blackbird ends its song in the quiet afternoon I place violets on mother’s grave © Martha Magenta Red Lights … Continue reading
Posted in poetry, tanka
Tagged afternoon, age, beginning, bird, blackbird, coronation year, dances, death, ending, Martha Magenta, monkey, mother, mother's grave, organ, organ grinder, poem, poetry, quiet, Red Lights, shows off, song, street, tanka, violets, youth
Leave a comment
Haiku – Ephemerae
small cuts— the flowers I give mother just to remember coffee maker the baby learns to gurgle © Martha Magenta Ephemerae Vol 1,A April 2018 ISSN 2516-1767
Posted in haiku, poetry
Tagged baby, coffee maker, Ephemerae, family, flower, gurgle, haiku, learns, life, Martha Magenta, mother, nature, poetry, remember, small cuts
Leave a comment
Haiku
mountain mist . . . the whitening of mother’s hair Modern Haiku Vol. 49.1 Winter-Spring 2018 http://www.modernhaiku.org/issue49-1/index.html
