Originally posted on Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog: blanket tent over mother’s clothesline soft grass tickles my cheek i kiss the earth ? by Marilyn Ashbaugh (USA) Keibooks, Atlas Poetica

Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes: ? Yesterday, taking down the laundry from the line, I burnt the back of my hand on a metal trouser button. It was like touching a pan in the oven by accident. Today I have a red blister. Today, the sun was even hotter. Tonight, I will watch for…

Originally posted on Haiku Gravy: crosslegged ready to light the fire

Originally posted on whimsy~mimsy: Moon’s face peeks shyly Around fog colored curtains Hesitant to shine

Originally posted on Bending moments: after the song her flapping exit — pied currawong * ( Presence #67)

Originally posted on Charmed Chaos: On my morning walk- Mesa, AZ “Morning moon shine fading in crystal blue sky — no rain storm clouds in sight.” – Linda Lee Lyberg Author’s Note: This is an American Sentence. The form, invented by Allen Ginsberg, is simply a variation of the haiku. The rules of an American Sentence are…