Showing posts with label dragonfly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dragonfly. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 25, 2020

My Tanka at the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery in England

Out of 800 beautiful poems from 30 countries worldwide my tanka was selected for a woodblock print at the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery in England. Thank you so much to Karen and Alan Summers for making this possible! Congratulations to all my poet friends!
https://exhibitions.bristolmuseums.org.uk/japanese-prints/…/


Saturday, January 3, 2015

Sunday, May 4, 2014

Skylark's 3rd Issue

     Great news! Skylark's 3rd issue is out and my tanka is included among other wonderful poems. 




blue dragonfly...
the coolest night of fall
makes me remember
all the promises
he never made

     Here's the announcement from Claire Everett:

Delighted to announce the publication of the 3rd issue of SKYLARK (Summer 2014). 

This issue is the biggest yet and is dedicated to Martin Lucas, as is the Skylark's Nest Award for the Winter 2014 issue.

Thank you to all contributors and readers for your support in making this journal what it is -- a labour of love!

I'm also delighted to announce that Jenny Angyal is the new Reviews and Features Editor for Skylark commencing with the Winter 2014 issue. Please see the website for submission details.

And congratulations to Beth McFarland, winner of the Skylark's Nest Award, Summer 2014. The winning tanka graces the back cover and Beth will be the judge for the Winter award. The winning tanka and runners up (selected by Jenny Ward Angyal) will be added to the website in the next few days.

Enjoy!


http://skylarktanka.weebly.com/readbuy-skylark.html


Saturday, October 5, 2013

Tanka Poets on Site (October 2 prompt)


fading light . . .
a dragonfly
takes him home
after I walk away
from his deathbed




prompt: dragonfly
See comments here.
 

Friday, April 6, 2012

Doodlefest (Day 2-10)

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


focusing on a tree
a squirrel poses
for the camera


the taste of coffee
so many words
slip away


taking me home
the shadows
of a dragonfly


cradling my heart
a slice of grandma's
apple pie


missing petals--
on the photo
her toothless smile


the song
in my prayer...
candle flame


writer's block
searching for a haiku
to unclip my wings


heart emoticons
making me blush
cyber love


   crushed petals--
sending him
the last email

Saturday, December 10, 2011

First Issue of One Hundred Gourds



 A Hundred Gourds (1:1 December 2011)

     I'm so honored to be able to get my haiga published in the first issue of One Hundred Gourds. This is an international journal from both northern and southern hemisphere.