dug in
against the wind:
fence posts
feeling quiet . . .
raindrops
and the sound of raindrops
ladling soup
and steam . . .
this sunbeam
Published in Akitsu Quarterly: Winter 2017 (http://www.wildgraces.com/Akitsu-Quarterly.html), 12/6/17.
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an afternoon
of windy rain
— and a migraine
Making art out of something unpleasant… Hey, why not, right? :- )
Published in Brass Bell: A Haiku Journal (http://brassbellhaiku.blogspot.com/2017/12/haiku-written-on-november-18-2017.html), 12/1/17.
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