dandelions
splashes of sunshine
no garden wants ©
Month: May 2015
miles
miles apart
the sound of our song
brings you closer©
cliff
cliff top church
the view
from the cemetery©
garden
the garden
now overgrown
still in her own home ©
dawn
dawn light
I open the curtains
to startle the nightmare ©
hedgerow #30
Published today in the new issue of Hedgerow
welcome to the 30th issue of hedgerow! we celebrate this milestone with the launch of ‘poet / artist spotlight’ featuring work by four artists. do have a peek! (https://hedgerowpoems.wordpress.com/poet-artist-spotlight/). also a huge thank you to all of you who have continued to support hedgerow week after week… reading, sharing & contributing!
with love & kindness.
s u b w a y |everyone|crammed|sofarapart
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low in the bat sky a talon moon
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deserted trail
a wagtail
makes way
David Serjeant lives in Derbyshire, UK. He is the current editor of Blithe Spirit, journal of the British Haiku Society. His interests include photography and pottering about (escaping everything) on his allotment. He publishes poetry and works in progress at http://distantlightning.blogspot.co.uk/ He also writes about his experiences with multiple sclerosis at https://davesmagicalbrain.wordpress.com/
Debbie Strange (Canada) is a published tanka and haiku poet and an avid photographer. She enjoys creating haiga and tanshi…
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old
old plough
a trail of fresh earth
in its wake ©
hill
hill fort
a bitter wind
storms the ramparts©
dew
dew drops descend
the blossoming branches
spring dawn ©
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