spring blossoms
grandma’s health
still fragile ©
Month: April 2015
after
after the stroke
she struggles to grasp
the chunky crayons ©
hedgerow #26
Pleased to appear in Hedgerow #26!
https://hedgerowpoems.wordpress.com/2015/04/24/hedgerow-26/
welcome to #26 of hedgerow, featuring ten different artist / poets. there’s been a lot going on this week… earth day & so forth. let’s hope we can do it justice! also please look out for the launch of poet / artist spotlight (https://hedgerowpoems.wordpress.com/poet-artist-spotlight/) & if you have a book you’d like reviewed send it along (https://hedgerowpoems.wordpress.com/poetry-art-book-reviews/)! thanks & happy friday…
with love & kindness.
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sleepless
each hour
a deeper darkness
.
fairground ride
we dodge
the deeper issues
Rachel Sutcliffe, from Yorkshire, UK, has suffered from a serious immune disorder for the past 14 years, throughout this time writing has been her therapy, it’s keeps her from going insane!
Debbie Strange (Canada) is a published tanka and haiku poet and an avid photographer. She enjoys creating haiga and tanshi (small poem) art. You are invited to see more of her work on Twitter @Debbie_Strange.
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tap
tap water
another sip
of homesickness ©
old
old oak
sheltering from the storm
mother and child©
dawn
dawn
between the curtains
colours of day©
park
park swings
a young girl kicks away
the April clouds ©
hedgerow #25
So pleased to be published here tonight..
welcome to #25 of hedgerow, featuring ten different poets & artists. in this issue we celebrate the international haiku poetry day. thanks for stopping by everyone! enjoy.
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old mare
on her back
the sun
Debbie Strange (Canada) is a published tanka and haiku poet and an avid photographer. She enjoys creating haiga and tanshi (small poem) art. You are invited to see more of her work on Twitter @Debbie_Strange.
Barbara Kaufmann can be found (or lost) wandering in the woods, beaches and gardens of New York, her camera and notebook in hand, hunting for poems.http://wabisabipoet.wordpress.com/
spring rain
so many greens
on my palette
.
April picnic
every sandwich
slightly damp
Rachel Sutcliffe, from Yorkshire, UK, has suffered from a serious immune disorder for the past 14 years, throughout this time writing has been her therapy, it keeps her from going insane!
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dry
dry stone wall
April sunshine
floods the cracks ©
wheelchair
wheelchair bound
she walks round the room
with her eyes ©
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