cockle shells fallen
from the dusty wind chime …
letting go
my lover’s ashes
scattered to sea
_______________
I hear the sweetness
in my lover’s voice …
and I know
I am swimming
in the shallow end
_______________
not of the generation
to make soup for winter ...
neither do I know
how to message friends
on a smartphone
from the dusty wind chime …
letting go
my lover’s ashes
scattered to sea
_______________
I hear the sweetness
in my lover’s voice …
and I know
I am swimming
in the shallow end
_______________
not of the generation
to make soup for winter ...
neither do I know
how to message friends
on a smartphone
_______________
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.
love these tanka Anne - would love to meet up some time - Maureen Sudlow
ReplyDeleteNice tanka, Anne. Fun-filled. Thank you for sharing and continued blessings!
ReplyDelete-MJ (www.tgbtgpublictions.com)