shaking mud
from my boots ...
a journey home
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an empty hearse
behind the hospital ...
afternoon shadows
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a man alone
on a porch ...
smoke unfurling
a man alone: Bones 1 (online), 2012
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voices of India
from a kitchen window
smell of curry
voices of India: Valley MicroPress, 2011
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she describes
her abstract art ...
sky of pink splashes
FreeXpresSion, November 2014
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Anne Curran is a Japanese verse forms poet from Hamilton, New Zealand. Anne has been writing poetry for about ten years with the encouragement of friends and family. She draws inspiration from the world around her. She has been fortunate to enjoy the wisdom of some fine editors and fellow poets.
Hi Anne. I enjoyed reading your haiku. I especially like the last one. Thank you so much for sharing and continued blessings!
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Very nice, I really liked the 4th one.
ReplyDeleteLovely to meet you Anne, another lover of haiku.
ReplyDeleteMaureen Sudlow
Hello, Anne, I love all your Haikus postings above, but I especially love the 2nd one. Your words paint an abstract really between the harsh of sadness and the bold, uncontrollable appearance of the shadows......... awesomely done! Sheri
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ReplyDeleteAnne, thank you for sharing your talent with us all here on Whispers with these wonderful Haiku. Keep them coming. I look forward to reading more of your inspired poems.
ReplyDeleteCharlene
Enjoyed reading your Haiku..Very creative use of the form..Sara
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