Showing posts with label birds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label birds. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 15, 2021

Fireflies' Light, Issue 23

First time in Fireflies' LIght! I have a bunch of haiku, senryu, tanka, cherita, and haiga included in the current issue. These are my haiga created by playing with alcohol ink, gel prints, and doodlng. If you want to read the full issue, here it is. Missouri Baptist University (mobap.edu)











Tuesday, September 3, 2019

Human/Kind Journal Issue 1.8

My debut appearance in this journal edited by Robin Anna Smith. 


                                                                  fallen maple leaves—  
the prayers of sycophants


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slanted against morning a red bird's wings cutting names 


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*Sources for found poems in this issue, in order of appearance: “The Letter” by Mary Ruefle, “Facing It” by Yusef Komunyakaa, and “Winter Flowers” by Stanley Moss.

Friday, April 13, 2012

Doodlefest (Day 21-31)

(click headings to see the doodle of Aubrie Cox on Yay Words!)


dizzying thoughts
I take a break
to look at the moon

revision:

mind chatter
I take a break
to look at the moon


floating bubbles
the child in her
never left
~
floating bubbles...
a child's laugh
in her laughter
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rainbow bubbles
a child twirls
with a magic wand


waters of spring
finding the brooch
my mom used to wear


summer breeze
pulling his gaze from her
dandelion tattoo


checkmate—
surrendering to
a choir of birds


immigration papers
the tulip opens
once again


blank page...
one by one
the stars whisper


snail mail
he reads my mind
across the room


hocus pocus...
under the stars
we need no magic


crimson sky
the click of his lighter
after making love


karaoke music
not a single star
stands out tonight


I Doodle, You 'Ku - 31

spring dream...
a fox hesitates
to leave a butterfly

Thursday, March 15, 2012

Spring Morning

     This photo is from Catching the Moment. I wrote a haiku for Rita Odeh's Photo Haiku Activity-1.


spring morning
the same bird song
through the new leaves

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Just Enough Shadows



      I've not been feeling well lately, but knowing that I have some haiku/haiga published out there makes me feel better. I feel blessed that I've been given a chance to connect with other people through my own experiences.
     This photo was taken last winter where I used to live. It was a very peaceful moment, one which I knew would mean something to me someday.
     This haiga can be found in Notes From the Gean (December 2011: Vol. 3, Issue 3, p. 107)