Haiku: Nature Wins Again — Glover Gardens

abandoned train tracks abundant purple flowers nature’s strong comeback Purple Fringe alongside the abandoned track at the top of Boreas Pass at the continental divide© 2018 Glover Gardens

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Realization (Micro poetry) — The Reluctant Poet

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At Stratford with William — The Cheesesellers Wife

From above I watch the story unfold Bask in dense poetry The pleasure of words and phrasing So pertinent to the action To the people laying out their very lives in front of us I laugh uproariously then Gasp as the knife plunges Hold my breath Knowing from schooldays the inevitable end But hoping this […]

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RAINY DAYS – REPRISE — The Reluctant Poet

By Charles Robert Lindholm rainy days remind me how much I miss the warmth and the light of the sun

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A Six-Word Story — HappymessHappiness

He’s just a man. Nothing else.

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A Lunar Haiku — TANYA CLIFF

light, vacillating orb waxes, fills, wanes, renews still, daily moves tides ~ Words and Photography ©2018 Tanya Cliff ~ to contact me Entry posted in haiku & poetry. Bookmark the permalink.

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A Six-Word Story — HappymessHappiness

We’re all books with remarkable stories.

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