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‘evening fog’ in Bones Journal
evening fog
the holes in the subtext
disappear
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Very pleased to have this haiku in Bones 18, 15 November 2019, p. 150.
‘the shower head’
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the shower head splutters Perseids
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Bones: journal for contemporary haiku XI, 2016
‘numerically speaking’ and ‘blending spring’
Delighted to have two of my one-line haiku published:
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numerically speaking the soul sucks
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blending spring with daisies you get a billboard
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Bones – journal for contemporary haiku (in PDF)
no. 7, july 15, 2015
‘permission’
‘pending’ and ‘Plato’s cave’
pending your answer the moon’s glare
(p. 8)
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Plato’s cave each day a new shadow
(p. 49)
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in Bones, journal for contemporary haiku, No. 2, 15 June 2013
Haiku Matters!
I was delighted to be invited by Colin Steward Jones to guest-blog for the Scotland based Gean Tree Press. Since its inception, its blog, Haiku Matters! has been a hotbed of intellectual storm, liberal thinking, and wisdom… all about haiku.
I posted my first, introductory guest blog post on Haiku Matters! today! More to come soon, as I’ll be blogging for the whole month of May. On the menu: a walk or two, a bit of reading, playing with a couple of wild and not so wild ideas, reaching out to and from other genres, while touching on issues relating to the reader all along. Our reader, ourselves as readers, other poets’ readers.
If you have the time, do visit, take a look, and share your own point of view…
(Picture: Creative Commons)
‘a fig’ Bones no 1, December 2012
‘on home turf’ and other winter poems
on home turf-
feeding watermelon seeds
to the hens
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“On Home Turf,” Haiga, in “A Baker’s Dozen,” issue 4, 15 December 2012
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a fig is not a fig without your mouth
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a pyromaniac’s dream on top of the world
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In “Bones: Journal for Contemporary Haiku,” No 1, 15 December 2012
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at the bottom of the sea the bottom of the sea
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raining stars
how the begging tin
sounds
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in “Presence” #47, December 2012
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past her nails
a truth worth
holding on to
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in Notes From The Gean, #14, p. 28, December 2012
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shooting star –
a baby slithers out
of the womb
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frost bite
the winter bares its teeth
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In “A Blackbird Sings: a small stone anthology”
edited by Fiona Robyn & Kaspalita Thompson, 2012
‘bonfire’ #20 October 2012
bonfire
the bare bones
of our argument
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NaHaiWriMo prompt:bones
Stella Pierides 