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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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another
moon phase
—teenager

by Roberta Beach Jacobson (USA)
Akitsu Quarterly, Spring 2019

park statue—
a French general bowing
to dandelions

by Barry George (USA), Author
Sirens and Rain, Accents Publishing, 2020

fireworks ...


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lost in the dark side of the moon viewing

by kjmunro (Canada)

Under the Basho, 2014 (one-line haiku)

her secrets

spilled over wine

easy-peel shrimp

by Marylyn Burridge (USA)


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the white flag
of surrender
her wedding veil




by Charlotte Hrenchuk (Canada)
Haiku Dialogue, May 20, 2020
The Haiku Foundation





riverbank flowers unfisting spring



by Susanna Rich (USA)
The Heron’s Nest, Vol. XXVII...


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from the aircraft

a tiny speck of house

i call my home

by Lakshmi Iyer (India) 

Akita International Haiku Network

World Haiku Series, (57), June 2023

eye contact

the weight of their last

goodbye


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oak bowl

tracing my fingers

around its life

by Karen Robbie (Wales)

Commended

Martin Lucas Haiku Award 2018

bed of wildflowers–

a red deer devours

its meal

by LaMon Brown (USA)...


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