Originally posted on Roth Poetry: Evening sun setting Which road will take us back home Night’s blanket surrounds Red taillights shine in the night Crossroads always bring questions Photo: Dwight L. Roth

Originally posted on Heed not Steve: the end of March and time just, eh… marches on —- © Steve Mitchell 2021

Originally posted on failed haiku – a journal of English Senryu: Issue 64 is another over 200 page issue with some really great work showcased. Byran Rickert outdid himself, or maybe the poets did, but in any case it is GREAT!!! http://www.haikuhut.com/FailedHaikuIssue64.pdf AND, for poetry month in April we will have three more interviews with…

Originally posted on Bending moments: her alcohol tinged bonhomie, falters to nervous laughter exposing the deep chasm of loneliness * — Presence #69, March 2021

Originally posted on rivrvlogr: moon no longer full there is less light in the world when a friend passes This senryū is my response to Colleen Cheseboro’s #Tanka Tuesday #Poetry Challenge #219: #specificform, which asks that we write a haiku or tanka on any subject. While mortality has been an occasional subject in my poetry…

#Haiku Happenings #6: Gillena Cox’s Haiku #Sequence #2736! de homeless man rests … a bench ’round -de-savannah’ under Poui trees ❧✿❧ the Pomerac tree – fallen pink inflorescence a natural  carpet childhood home garden  a memory of many trees – a long time ago fruit trees strong and tall in the yard where i grew…