Originally posted on Stella Pierides: My heartfelt thanks to editor Clare MacQueen for publishing this haibunin issue 7 of MacQueen’s Quinterly. It had originally appeared in theWales Haiku Journal. Lullaby It’s at its loudest in the early morning hours. Before light dissolves darkness, before the neighbour leaves for work, before the birds start singing, his…

Originally posted on elancharan gunasekaran: in sync with the rain bodies slumber

Originally posted on Blue Willow Haiku World (by Fay Aoyagi): 大脳のつづきに菫野がありぬ　　山田露結 dainô no tsuzuki ni sumire-no ga arinu ??????????? after cerebrum ??????????? there is a field ??????????? of violets ??????????????????????????????????????????????? Roketsu Yamada from ‘Haiku,’ a monthly haiku magazine, March 2017? Issue, Kabushiki Kaisha Kadokawa, Tokyo

Originally posted on Miriam's Well: Poetry, Land Art, and Beyond: first columbine leaves doll-sized plates serving portions of early spring snow

Originally posted on petrujviljoen: dreaming beingthe silent flightof the nightjar

Originally posted on the other bunny: ‘It’s just a bowl’ ‘You’ve left a stain’ ‘No  no. It’s part of the glaze’ ‘I told you. Go and wash it up again’ convex within concave a crack in her lifeline Diana Webb

Originally posted on luna's on line: Threaded with trails of ruby magma, blackened viscous air enfolds me; far beneath me the ocean seethes and thunders, rising up in gargantuan walls of water and yet, all the rage passes through me, washes over me. I am immune, while fun-filled bars and sun-kissed beaches are obliterated. The…