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Tag: monostich

through autumn leaves a teal-trailed wake of light
Posted on 23 December 20096 December 2009Author John BarlowCategories Issue 09.1Tags autumn, haiku, monostich, one line11 Comments on
Evening prayer – a flickering candle, rainfall.
Posted on 6 January 20106 January 2010Author Jon SummersCategories Issue 09.1Tags monostich2 Comments on
I’ll put it back in the earth, as soft as dust :: a word too much
Posted on 13 January 20106 December 2009Author Grant HackettCategories Issue 09.1Tags monostich, one line9 Comments on
winter stars without you to name them
Posted on 28 January 201020 January 2010Author Roberta BearyCategories Issue 09.1Tags haiku, monostich, one line, winter9 Comments on
And don’t snow geese and immortality take their shadows from the sea
Posted on 2 February 2010Author Grant HackettCategories Issue 09.1Tags monostich, one line10 Comments on
the wind howling horizon on a wave
Posted on 23 June 201022 May 2010Author Kala RameshCategories Issue 10.1Tags haiku, monostich, one line, wind6 Comments on
fireworks at twilight forsythia
Posted on 4 July 201124 June 2011Author Kathe L. PalkaCategories Issue 11.2Tags fireworks, flowers, haiku, monostich, one line9 Comments on
garden hose a silver arc reaches the last cabbage
Posted on 5 August 20112 August 2011Author André SurridgeCategories Issue 11.2Tags gardens, haiku, monostich, one line, water3 Comments on
where creek willows weave the sunlight ducklings
Posted on 25 October 201115 October 2011Author Lorin FordCategories Issue 11.2Tags birds, haiku, light, monostich, one line, water6 Comments on
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