Deers graze in the mist Hiding forlorn refugees Trying to be free #Haiku Happenings #5: Dr. Roberta Proffitt Levin’s latest haiku!

Originally posted on My Inner Voice: reconciliation we forgetwho is who in the skythere is a perfect harmonyamong stars Also added in the sneak preview of Frameless Sky https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzsi2keaJcs&t=392s ————- cascading waterfallfrom the creviceof an old rock ?I reach the pointof forgiving myself?? ————- a tapestryof marigold blossomsin the gardenthe invisible handsof my mother’s love…

Originally posted on Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog: Piano Practice My grandma speaks in a thick accent. I try to keep her away from my school friends. I don’t want them to make fun of me. At home it’s different. I like having her around because she likes me. That puts her way ahead of both…

Originally posted on Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog: between usa rock and mossdrifting clouds   by Erin Castaldi (USA) Third Prize Wild Plum Haiku Contest, 2019

Originally posted on Sarah writes poems: The solstices suit me. I’m not balanced enough for the equinoxes – I’m drawn to long days, evenings stretching out like shadows, the scent of roses, pipistrelles flittering overhead, the rooks chattering comfortably. I love the winter solstice, too, – the early darkness, the nights of frosts and stars,…