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haiku simple: December 2013

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A quiet place to celebrate the art of haiku and other forms of poetry. All the best to my fellow haiku and poetry creators - I wish you peace this holiday season and for the year to come. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Prints and note cards. View my complete profile. Fellow Poets and Visitors. 4 seasons of haiku. Beachcoming for the landlocked. Calligraphy in the landscape. Crow and the moon. Haiku society of america. Haiku, haibun, haiga. Path to my place. Poetry for a night owl. Thoughts, writings, coffee.

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Wednesday, April 27, 2011. As the fog lifts. So do all these prayers. For my grandson yet born. May they heal his tiny life. So please say a prayer for tiny baby Adrian to heal, to develop and to grow strong. And pray for his parents Jennifer and Jose that they may be strong and blessed. Thank you. This is an old post but I wonder if you are still out there. I hope your prayers for your grandson were answered and that he is doing okay. February 22, 2012 at 1:04 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Sea Stone Poetry

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Tuesday, January 19, 2010. Comes to me this day. Beneath a winter gray sky. And cool swirls of snow. It is a constant ache-this quiet grief that gets carried along from day to day inside my heart, sometimes big and sometimes small, but always in the foreground, never letting me forget that life is forever different, forever changed without my mother. Just a continuous feeling of grief and loss that can't be shared. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Visit my Web Pages. It's All About Jake!

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Sea Stone Poetry

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Thursday, February 4, 2010. How the stark cry. Of one high-flying gull. In the winter sky. Can return me to that safe-haven place. I roamed as a child. How I love my town in the winter! It is such a place of refuge for me, a place to reflect and gain solace. My day just isn't complete without a peaceful walk along the frozen beach, plowing headstrong into an icy north wind, or standing at the very place where the white-capped waves collapse onto the empty beach. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Bloggi...

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Sea Stone Poetry: February 2010

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Thursday, February 4, 2010. How the stark cry. Of one high-flying gull. In the winter sky. Can return me to that safe-haven place. I roamed as a child. How I love my town in the winter! It is such a place of refuge for me, a place to reflect and gain solace. My day just isn't complete without a peaceful walk along the frozen beach, plowing headstrong into an icy north wind, or standing at the very place where the white-capped waves collapse onto the empty beach. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Blogging Along...

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Sea Stone Poetry: May 2010

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Monday, May 17, 2010. Even one year later. To part with her things-. Lipsticks and combs and intimates. A driver's license with her smiling face. I've gone into the room periodically over the last year with intentions of doing just a little, but I get stuck- stuck looking through things, stuck on memories, stuck with indecision and some times, stuck with talking to my mother, wherever she may be. But I know I'll get it done eventually, because I'm strong and determined, just like my mom.

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Sea Stone Poetry: July 2009

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Tuesday, July 14, 2009. This first summer without. Her tall and rangy geraniums. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Visit my Web Pages. It's All About Jake! Ebb and Flow Photo of the Day. Welcome to my Tanka Journal! To learn more about tanka, check out the links below! Two Book Reviews by M. Kei: empty baskets. Six sunflowers and an inchworm. Links to my Published Poetry. MET Autumn 3:1; 2008. MET Winter 1:2, 2006. MET Spring 1:3, 2007. MET Summer 1:4, 2007. MET Winter 2:2, 2007. MET Spring 2:3, 2008.

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THE SMELL OF RUST. GRINDING MY INK CD. ALWAYS FILLING, ALWAYS FULL. A PATH IN THE GARDEN. THE LIGHT COMES SLOWLY. IN THE NINTH DECADE. What Remains: Japanese Americans in Internment Camps. Haiku Society of America. Http:/ www.hsa-haiku.org/. Tanka Society of America. Http:/ www.tankasocietyofamerica.com/. Http:/ www.tankaonline.com/. Simply Haiku Journal of Japanese Forms. Http:/ www.simplyhaiku.com. Yuki Teikei Haiku Society. Http:/ www.youngleaves.org/. Http:/ www.theheronsnest.com/.

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haiku simple: September 2012

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A quiet place to celebrate the art of haiku and other forms of poetry. Swift winds pull rose blossoms. Your words spinning into air. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Prints and note cards. View my complete profile. Fellow Poets and Visitors. 4 seasons of haiku. Beachcoming for the landlocked. Calligraphy in the landscape. Crow and the moon. Haiku society of america. Haiku, haibun, haiga. Path to my place. Poetry for a night owl. Thoughts, writings, coffee. When the dog bites.