10th Contest Selected Haiku Collection
dandelion seeds
I smooth mother's hair
across the pillow
hospice visit
a baby bird opens
its mouth
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Saturday, September 01, 2018
#FemkuMag: An E-zine of Women's Haiku - Issue 3, August 2018
stillborn . . .
I long to grow flowers
instead of stones
heat
lightning
you
used
to
love
me
like
that
I long to grow flowers
instead of stones
heat
lightning
you
used
to
love
me
like
that
The Haiku Foundation, Haiku Windows, August 2018
A Sense of Place: Mountain - Sight (selected by Kathy Munro August 15, 2018)
mountain peaks the black holes between constellations
mountain peaks the black holes between constellations
The Cherita, Book 15, June 2018
Issue: "shadow dancer"
feather moss
the earth forgives
my feet
I, in turn,
can only offer
my allegiance
inner sanctum
finding myself lost
in thought
within this cathedral
of giant redwood trees,
I am but a mote of dust
feather moss
the earth forgives
my feet
I, in turn,
can only offer
my allegiance
inner sanctum
finding myself lost
in thought
within this cathedral
of giant redwood trees,
I am but a mote of dust
NeverEnding Story, August 2018
Translated into Chinese by Chen-ou Liu
fog deepens
the sound of rabbits
nibbling night
Grand Prize, 2016 World Haiku Competition
Chen-ou Liu's comments:
The opening line sets the scene while the unexpected yet visually and auditorily evocative and fresh last line makes the haiku emotionally effective, lifting it up a notch.
fog deepens
the sound of rabbits
nibbling night
Grand Prize, 2016 World Haiku Competition
Chen-ou Liu's comments:
The opening line sets the scene while the unexpected yet visually and auditorily evocative and fresh last line makes the haiku emotionally effective, lifting it up a notch.
KYSO Flash, Issue 10, Fall 2018
Featured Artist:
Artist's Commentary
These images are from my series, The Other Side of Light, which juxtaposes the real with the surreal by exploring the light that is found in the shadows of photographic negatives, encouraging the viewer to find the extraordinary behind the ordinary.
Sea Anemone
Wildwood
Teasel Seed Heads
Succulents
Otherness
Parellel Universe
Tracery
The following works were selected from this blog by the Editor, Clare MacQueen:
Excerpted from the tanka prose "The Detritus of Dust," which was published previously in Bright Stars Tanka Anthology (Keibooks; Volume 1, January 2014)
Published previously in Prune Juice (Issue 23, November 2017)
Published previously in Blithe Spirit (Volume 25, Number 4, November 2015)
Published previously in Lyrical Passion Poetry E-Zine (2013) as an Honorable Mention in their 2013 World Tanka Contest
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Creatrix Poetry and Haiku Journal, Number 42, September 2018
ancient stones
the orange moons
of lichen
the orange moons
of lichen
Akitsu Quarterly, Fall 2018
muskeg
crowberries absorb
the night
redwoods
arrows of light
pierce the moss
crowberries absorb
the night
redwoods
arrows of light
pierce the moss
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