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Tanka – Frameless Sky

Posted on August 17, 2018 by marthamagenta

dawn slips through the city on the river a chiffchaff brings the news of spring shadows move through stones in shards of moonlight the jagged edges of truth between us last relative – my roots … Continue reading →

Posted in poetry, tanka | Tagged beneath, between us, birds, chiffchaff, city, cuts, dawn, death, deep, deepening, disappear, edge, edges, family, feet, Frameless Sky, heal, jagged, last, loss, love, Martha Magenta, moonlight, move, nature, never, news, poem, relationships, relative, river, riverside, romance, roots, seasons, shadows, shards, shift, slips, somewhere, Spring, stones, tanka, travel, truth, video journal, weather, wind, woods, wounds | 1 Comment

Haiku – A Sense of Place: THE SHORE – SMELL

Posted on July 26, 2018 by marthamagenta

scent of the sea a gull shifts the wind in its wings © Martha Magenta A Sense of Place: THE SHORE – SMELL Troutswirl, The Haiku Foundation Blog https://www.thehaikufoundation.org/2018/07/25/a-sense-of-place-the-shore-smell/

Posted in haiku, poetry | Tagged a sense of place, air, beach, bird, gull, haiku, Martha Magenta, nature, place, poem, poetry, scent, sea, senses, shifts, shore, smell, Troutswirl: The Haiku Foundation blog, wind, wings | 1 Comment

Caribbean World Cup Kukai

Posted on July 21, 2018 by marthamagenta

penalty shootout – not a breath of wind © Martha Magenta Third Place Caribbean World Cup Kukai, July 2018 http://wwwcaribbeankigokukai.blogspot.com

Posted in haiku, poetry | Tagged breath, Carribean World Cup Kukai, football, haiku, Martha Magenta, penalty, poem, poetry, shootout, soccer, Third Place, wind, World Cup | Leave a comment

Earthrise Rolling Haiku Collaboration 2018

Posted on April 29, 2018 by marthamagenta

river kingfisher a splash of blue in the cloud — Martha Magenta, 71st Basho Memorial English Haiku Contest, 2017 * robin’s egg on the ground fractured sky — Martha Magenta, Akitsu Quarterly Fall 2017 * summer solstice the sky … Continue reading →

Posted in haiku, poetry | Tagged 71st Basho Memorial English Haiku Contest, airstream, Akitsu Quarterly, album, among, autumn, before, bend, Better than Starbucks, bird skeleton, birds, birdsong, black, blackbird's song, Blithe Spirit, blue, brass bell, breeze, bursts, chiffchaff, chill, Chrysanthemum, cloud, clouds, confrontation, conversation, crack, creatrix, critical, crows, cry, cuckoo, cumulus, dead, dream, drifting, ducks, dunnock, earth, Earthrise Rolling Haiku Collaboration 2018, egg, equinox, faces, fading, falls, field, flock, flying, forgotten, fractured, frozen, furrows, gathering, giant seagull, ground, gun, haiku, Haiku Canada Review, haiku in the workplace, Haiku Windows, haikuniverse, hedgerow, hedgerow a journal of small poems, heron, hunger, interview, Jim Kacian, job, knitting, lake, land, lands, leaves, lowers, Martha Magenta, May, missing, mist, moon, morning, mute swan, nature, needles, newness, nimbostratus, office, open, open window, partridge, past, photos, plough, Plum Tree Tavern, poem, poetry, Presence, rain, rhythm, river, river kingfisher, robin, seagull, seasons, sedge warbler, sepia, shadow, shooting season, silent, Skylark Tanka Journal, solstice, song, sound, sparrows, splash, Spring, stares, summer, summertime, swan, swims, tawny owls, tense, The Haiku Foundation, The Heron's Nest, thin, tiny, tractor, twilight, wheat ears, white, Wild Plum - a haiku journal, wind, window box, wings, woods, world, World Haiku Review, wren, Year of the Bird | 4 Comments

Wild Voices Anthology vol II

Posted on March 9, 2018 by marthamagenta

hospice sunrise a smile of recognition through the mist four-handed clock . . . we wind grandma’s wool stretching the night towards solstice © Martha Magenta wild voices, vol 2: an anthology of short poetry … Continue reading →

Posted in haiku, poetry, tanka | Tagged age, art, Caroline Skanne, clock, four-handed, grandma, haiku, hospice, Martha Magenta, mist, night, poem, poetry, recognition, seasons, short poetry, smile, solstice, stretching, sunrise, tanka, wild voices, Wild Voices Anthology vol II, wind, winter, women, wool | Leave a comment

One Man’s Maple Moon: Windswept Place Tanka

Posted on February 12, 2018 by marthamagenta

I try to put the words of the wind in my poem this windswept place reminds me of you First published: The Bamboo Hut, Autumn 2016 © Martha Magenta Chinese Translation (Traditional) 試圖將風的話語放入我的詩裡這個風吹雨打的地方使我想起了你 Chinese Translation … Continue reading →

Posted in poetry, tanka | Tagged Chen-ou Liu, Chinese translation, English-Chinese Bilingual Haiku and Tanka, loss, love, Martha Magenta, nature, NeverEnding Story, place, poem, poetry, relationships, reminds, seasons, tanka, The Bamboo Hut, wind, windswept, words | Leave a comment

NeverEnding Story

Posted on February 5, 2018 by marthamagenta

Butterfly Dream: Suburban Night Haiku English Original suburban night an empty beer can plays with the wind First published: FreeXpresSion, August 2016 Martha Magenta Chinese Translation (Traditional) 郊區的夜晚一個空的啤酒罐被風吹得來回滾動 Chinese Translation (Simplified) 郊区的夜晚一个空的啤酒罐被风吹得来回滚动 NeverEnding Story First English-Chinese … Continue reading →

Posted in haiku, poetry | Tagged beer can, Chen-ou Liu, Chinese translation, empty, English-Chinese Bilingual Haiku and Tanka, FreeXpresSion, haiku, Martha Magenta, NeverEnding Story, night, plays, poem, poetry, suburban, wind | Leave a comment

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Tanka – Frameless Sky

Haiku – A Sense of Place: THE SHORE – SMELL

Caribbean World Cup Kukai

Wild Voices Anthology vol II

One Man’s Maple Moon: Windswept Place Tanka

NeverEnding Story

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