frost moon
it's glowing behind
the steel plant
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train window
i read the news
in reverse
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through the window
it waves at me
the last rhuss leaf
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snowdrift
the child steps
into daddy's shoe prints
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Marilyn Ward is a 62-year-old grandmother, who from
childhood loved words, the language did not matter, any words would do. For
the last two years, these words have been turned into poems. Her favourite
form being haiku--brief, beautiful, perfectly selected, words.
Dear Marilyn,
ReplyDeleteWith these haiku I'm reminded that poetry pictures life.
And you have truly excelled in conveying that truth!
Thank you,
Michael
Thank you so much, I so pleased they resonated with you 👍
DeleteThank you so much, I so pleased they resonated with you 👍
DeleteMarilyn Ward you are very talented.... Your every word is pure...I love your all haiku....
ReplyDeleteThankyou so much my dear friend, ❤️
DeleteThankyou so much my dear friend, ❤️
DeleteNive collection!
ReplyDeleteThankyou very much.
DeleteThankyou very much.
DeleteMarilym,
ReplyDeleteI liked these haiku, the last one is ny favorite.
Yours truly,
David Fox
Excellent you have chosen my favourite also, Thankyou for reading and commenting.
DeleteExcellent you have chosen my favourite also, Thankyou for reading and commenting.
DeleteMarilyn,
ReplyDeleteThese are some beautiful "Poetry Moments." I enjoyed all four of them. Thank you for sharing. Continued blessings!
-MJ (www.tgbtgpublictions.com)
Thankyou so much
DeleteDear Marilyn, I enjoyed these Haiku Poetry Moments.
ReplyDeleteI like them all but was very tickled with the last
one. Snowdrift, the child steps, into daddy's shoe
prints. Very good writing.
Yancy