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Category Archives: Haiku
Light through coloured windows
Today I went back out to Witney to meet the artist, Flora De Ospina who has been working with poetry in her stained glass artworks. It was lovely to meet her and to chat about the process, and to take … Continue reading
Posted in creative writing, Haiku, Photography, poetry
Tagged ArtWeeks, fish, Flora De Ospina, glass, haiku, stained glass
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NaPoWriMo 27 and 28
Wet, windy weather clusters of blossom blown down – fragile button-holes girls in dancing clothes pick up the battered blossoms to put in their hair the cat, exhausted from chasing whirlwind petals lazily stretches For the National Poetry Writing Month, … Continue reading
NaPoWriMo 26
Day 26 of 30 of NaPoWriMo. I can hardly believe it! A snowdrift of pink on the grass, in the yew hedge – trodden through the house (The cherry blossom is at its peak, the wind is blustery, petals are … Continue reading
NaPoWriMo 22 (catch up 3)
rough wind and sharp rain turns blossom to confetti on freshly mown grass Never mind what the weatherman says – bring your rain coat! Also for photo challenge
Posted in creative writing, Haiku, NaPoWriMo, Nature, photo challenges, Photography, poetry
Tagged blossom, cherry blossom, confitti, grass, hail, wind
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NaPoWriMo 21 (catch up 2)
Spring waits for no-one the gardener must catch up, tending the damp earth Yesterday our local garden club had a plant sale. Here you can see a few of my purchases. now I have to find room for them. One … Continue reading
NaPoWriMo 9
Following the visit yesterday to Claydon House I have been considering Florence Nightingale and her role in developing nursing in the UK, so here is a brief haiku about her: a little late! Florence Nightingale carried her lamp in the … Continue reading
Posted in Haiku, NaPoWriMo, Nursing, poetry
Tagged Florence Nightingale, lamp light, NaPoWriMo
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NaPoWriMo 4 and Haiku Heights
the grudge you harbour will stain like red wine over a soft white carpet For the National Poetry Writing Month, NaPoWriMo, which you can find here and for Haiku Heights
NaPoWriMo 2
dawn arrives early – birdsong riddles the air with eager rites of Spring This is a magnolia in Christ Church gardens in Oxford. I stood underneath it and gazed up at the wonderfully blue sky on the hottest March day … Continue reading
Haiku heights: Music
MUSIC AT THE PARK fireworks light the lake with coloured splashes and arks to the roll of drums among the fireworks music slices through the air orchestrates the crowd when the show’s over melodies play in the mind on the … Continue reading
River of Stones XIII
INSIDE In the hearth I have a terracotta pot, resting on a gold-coloured plate. The pure white flowers stand tall inside their green sheath of strappy leaves which have pushed themselves up strongly, through the gritted surface of the compost … Continue reading
Posted in creative writing, Haiku, Prose, Small stones, Thinking aloud
Tagged 13, crocus, cyclamen, hyacinth, River of Stones, small stone, viburnum
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