Personal Best 2017
glassy lake
flocks of snow geese
pull up the moon
1st Place
Autumn Moon Haiku Contest 2017
Modern Haiku
luna moth
unfolding the hidden
part of you
frayed sunflowers . . .
this is the part where
we say goodbye
the sky ripens . . .
snow stars
decorate your sweater
river stories
we always begin
at the end
the pulse
of oncoming storms . . .
our windows flex
Stand-Alone Hokku
snow flurries
the softened edges
of shadows
morning haze . . .
the bright blue flashes
of kestrels
deep forest
mushroom gills filter
rays of light
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Sunday, December 03, 2017
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