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Thursday, 16 September 2010

sleepy bee haiku

a bee sleeps
on a sunflower -
fallen leaves


Meanwhile there's a new blog post for Organic Fortnight over on Tree Shadow Moon

And I am totally delighted by this review of my poetry chapbook Unthinkable Skies, thanks to James of Coyote Mercury.
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9 comments:

  1. The Weaver of Grass3:25 pm

    Glad he wasn't asleep on my sunflowers, Juliet - the gale blew them down yesterday.

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  2. Hannah Stephenson6:03 pm

    Congratulations on such a lovely review (very well-deserved--your words are full of space and silence and compassion).

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  3. SzélsőFa6:32 pm

    your haiku captures a quiet moment of autumn well.
    congrats on the nice review.

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  4. Michelle May-The Raspberry Rabbits2:46 am

    Beautiful!
    What a wonderful review of your book.
    How might I purchase and autograhped copy of your book?
    xx, shell

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  5. Titus4:02 am

    Wow to that review, Poet. James read it the same way I did, which I found interesting.

    And like weaver, no flying things anywhere to be seen around these westerly parts. Wind stong.

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  6. HKatz8:20 pm

    I love this; there's a strong taste of autumn in the poem, the busy insects ready for their rest.

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  7. Gabrielle Bryden1:52 am

    Congrats on the review (and your haiku is lovely too).

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  8. Con Daily3:40 am

    Wonderful! Nature at rest.
    I saw one of your sleepy bees waiting for the sun on a blanket flower one cold morning this week. Thanks for reminding me!

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  9. Paul7:35 pm

    What a wonderful site
    I really enjoyed it

    This is the first time I've visited but I have already bookmarked it for the future

    Global Warming? No Way!

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