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Website title: Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog | This blog is for those who wish to be creative, authors, people in the healing professions, business people, freelancers, journalists, poets, and teachers. You will learn about how to write well, and about getting published. Both beginning and experienced writers will profit from this blog and gain new creative perspectives. Become inspired from global writers, and find healing through the written word.

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letting her read

the morning paper first

–14th anniversary

side by side

answering nature’s call

man and dog

by Tom Clausen (USA)

Modern...


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Four To Five Times A Week

I drive past what’s left. A towering tree trunk about twenty feet

high—just off the road.  No limbs stick out like spokes.  The tree

looks dead: nothing green at all, not a pine needle, not a sprouting

cone.  Brown is the only color, because bark is all it bears.

day...


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to bee

or not to bee

wild aster

by Elmedin Kadric (Sweden)

bottle rockets, #33, 2015

 

maple leaves how they find ways to our picnic

by Mary Jo Balistreri (USA)

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the cataract gone
in the mirror’s reflection
my imperfection
Asahi Haikuist Network, April 3, 2026

snowball fight
grandpa shields his granddaughter
with an umbrella

ESUJ-H, January 2026 (The English-Speaking Union of Japan) by Marta Chocilowska (Poland)

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This book, published last April, is now into its Fifth Printing. It  focuses heavily on haiku, senryu, and free verse. Besides benefitting poets of all levels, it has been adopt...


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