Author: Frank J. Tassone
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LOCUSTA MIGRATORIA
Originally posted on kiwissoar: A sudden blundering down our path this afternoon – a flutter from fence to house wall. I thought it was a large drunken moth, but turned out to be a very large brown locust that had left his emergence rather too late as the cold starts to bite. autumn and the…
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Dandelion Dream
Originally posted on writing in north norfolk: a dandelion now and then interrupting the butterfly’s dream Chiyo-Ni tickle of a downy clock early morning wake-up call Kim M. Russell, 3rd May 2019 Image found on zoom.nl My response to…
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haiku: strewn rocks…
Originally posted on Haiku For Living: . strewn rocks tumbled in the mud seeping shore ? ? ? ? .
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#Haiku: Passing Spring
Originally posted on Charmed Chaos: https://frankjtassone.files.wordpress.com/2019/05/rose-3338324_1280.jpg broken blue eggshell pink rose petals fade and fall- signs of passing spring Carpe Diem Haiku Kai: #1653 Passing Spring
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Passage
Originally posted on Haiku out of Africa: lost-love requiem ~ a choir of memories ~ slowly vanishing —© Lize Bard @ Haiku out of Africa
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Enchanted
Originally posted on Grahn Song: one the storybook beginswith “once upon a time”from there we’re left to find a wayto weave our dreamsbetween the lines two many yesterdays agothere lived a pair on a hillhe walked each day to the springto fetch her a cupof water three milady, your handsfit into mineas stars fit into…
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“budding maples…” a #tanka (5/2/19)
5/2/19: alone budding maples alone across the yard a coyote I watch it come and go from inside an empty house #tanka #micropoetry #poetry
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Interview with Poet kjmunro
Originally posted on Miriam's Well: Poetry, Land Art, and Beyond: 1. What is your personal/aesthetic relationship to the poetic line? That is, how do you understand it, use it, etc. This is an interesting question for a haiku poet. That is, as a haiku poet, I break lines for very specific reasons, (fragment/phrase or phrase/fragment,…
