feathered poets

margaret dornaus

angie werren, 6 Comments

 

 

 

in the loud silence
of wind and birdsong, I sow
forget-me-not seeds
from a small paper packet
filled with our love’s story

 

 

 

by Margaret Dornaus
from in the loud silence, a tanka series, Lynx, XXVI: 2, June 2011
enjoy more of Margaret’s work on Haiku-doodle

 

 

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Couplets: a multi-author poetry blog tour

angie werren, 2 Comments

 

I’m tickled to announce that  Yousei Hime  has graciously shared her warren,
inviting me to share some words and photos with you.  Please stop by and say
hello and –if you haven’t already– explore all the wonderful things
she has collected on her blog   Shiteki Na Usagi!

 

thank you, Yousei!
 

here’s the post —
Couplets: a multi-author poetry blog tour — Angie Werren

 
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Couplets: a multi-author poetry blog tour

fiona robyn

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St. James Park: at first glance flat worn grass & uniform trees. A flash of squirrel tail, a clump of snowdrops, that girl’s bright red coat, even in disappointment there are clumps of beauty.

 

 

 

by Fiona Robyn
enjoy more of Fiona’s work on a small stone
and do consider purchasing her new book ‘The Most Beautiful Thing’

 

 
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