Fairy door no. 5: Shell Cottage
Making fairy doors is fun! Here is my fifth one: Shell Cottage. :- )


burnished copper beaten gold . . . sunrise on the wet sand
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Making fairy doors is fun! Here is my fifth one: Shell Cottage. :- )
burnished copper beaten gold . . . sunrise on the wet sand
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To celebrate National Poetry Month last April, Mercer County Library (Lawrence, New Jersey, branch) graciously hosted an installation of my haiku: ten yard signs placed in the grass and gardens across the front of the building.
The concept was a hit, and this year the library adopted the program and produced a dozen signs of their own! (Two of my haiku are in the mix.)
What began as a one-time “proof of concept” initiative has transformed into an annual event. Let’s hear it for poetry-loving librarians everywhere! ::applause, applause::
For more information about the Mercer County Library System: https://mcl.org/branches/lawrence
For more information about the Poetry in Public Places Project: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PoetryInPublicPlacesProject
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from nowhere
to nowhere . . .
bridge in fog
Published inĀ Charlotte Digregorio’s Writer’s Blog (https://charlottedigregorio.wordpress.com/2022/03/31/daily-haiku-april-1-2022/), 4/1/22.
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