Originally posted on the other bunny: downwind from the cattle ranch, cooking hash on a campfire, smells like nuclear fallout, the time for mourning the cows—over and done—we milked the last one before slicing her throat yesterday, moo-town blues, harmonica melted in the blast, no lips anyway, half the world gone, the other half going,…

Originally posted on elancharan gunasekaran: cloudfall the city trembles

Originally posted on My Inner Voice: hu mantra —beyond breath cloudsthe first light sand dunescontouring the footprintsof this inner journey midsummer dreamsfloating on the lakerice paper lanterns the point whereI decided to move onriver’s bend after pilgrimagethe noctilucent cloudswalks me home cloudburst—the breaking pointof my insecurities murmuration—the dark shadowof my silence The Zen Space, Winter…

Originally posted on Alexis Rotella's Blog: https://livinghaikuanthology.com/poets-on-haiku/poets-on-haiku/2674-alexis-rotella-2.html It’s the beginning of 2022 and usually when a new year begins, I Google myself to remind me where I’ve been. I was a young woman in my late 20’s when I first started writing haiku. To use a cliche, it seems like yesterday. In mid January I…

Originally posted on Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog: senryu cat carrierso much heavierempty by Maxianne Berger (Canada) The Heron’s Nest, Vol. XXII, No. 3, September 2020

Originally posted on Basho and Jung: Eye of the storm – snow falls up through the floorboards.