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The 2018 Martin Lucas Haiku Award
lakeside geese – my map takes off in the wind Second Prize The 2018 Martin Lucas Haiku Award Judge’s Commentary Migratory birds navigate vast distances using the sun/stars/Earth’s magnetic field/landscape/or maybe even their sense of smell (scientists are still … Continue reading
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Tanka – Frameless Sky
swallows leave . . . I feel a chill wind around me a desolate winter without you age is fencing me in slowly the shadows of my past creep up on me ghosting – you … Continue reading
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Tanka – Le Lumachine
she gazes into the distance across the sea she remembers the babies who never came home lo guardo fisso in lontananza attraverso il mare ricorda i bambini che non sono mai tornati a casa somewhere in the … Continue reading
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Haiku – Luca’s Lily Pad
chill wind kids on bikes run over my shadow Luca’s Lily Pad, 12 November, 2018 https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2FMyHaikuPond%2Fposts%2F1967746199978559&width=500
Haiku – A Sense of Place: Meadow/Field – hearing
summer meadow the horse’s whinny in the wind A Sense of Place: Meadow/Field – hearing Troutswirl, The Haiku Foundation Blog, September 26, 2018 https://www.thehaikufoundation.org/2018/09/26/a-sense-of-place-meadow-field-hearing/
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Haiku – Luca’s Lily Pad
blustery wind kicking a leaf into winter Commentary by Luca Cenisi: Another great piece of work, where the unmarked cut at the end of line 1 gives continuity to a reading that favors a dynamic and fragile vision … Continue reading →