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far from home

 

watching unfamiliar stars trace
this
northern sky
so far from home
I’m

It’s no haiku but written in response to haiku horizons prompt: star

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8 February, 20188 February, 2018 Rowena McGregor
micropoemspoemsskystars

snail revisited

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Grifmo. Move a little faster. CC BY-NC-ND 2.0

Coiled tight around her beating heart
she ventures forward.

With the weight of all heavy on her back
she scribes the world in silver.

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27 December, 201728 December, 2017 Rowena McGregor
micropoemsnaturepoemssnails

ocean

the ocean –
here

a response to Haiku Horizon’s prompt – Ocean

and with total respect to and in awe of Toni Child’s Where’s the Ocean?

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4 December, 201730 December, 2017 Rowena McGregor
haikumicropoemsnatureoceanpoemsspiritualityToni Childswater

noon

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through closed lids:
molten gold –
sunkissed

bouncing off Melinda J. Irvine’s sunlight

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6 November, 201728 December, 2017 Rowena McGregor
haikumicropoemsnaturepoemssuntranspersonal

castle of my imagination

Inside that impenetrable entanglement of thorned roses –
a dragon dreaming.

Within that keep –
my great claws flex.

It’s no haiku but inspired by haiku horizons prompt castle

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27 October, 201728 December, 2017 Rowena McGregor
anticipationdragonfantasymicropoemspoems

spring rain

a new canopy unfurls &
butcherbird practices her song

response to haiku horizons prompt ‘leaf’

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17 October, 201728 December, 2017 Rowena McGregor
birdshaikumicropoemsnature

cake

multicolured layers
earth’s crust exposed –
the hum of the traffic

my response to Haiku Horizon’s prompt: cake

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4 September, 201728 December, 2017 Rowena McGregor
geologyhaikumicropoemspoems

burn

feeding steaming horses under bright wattle –
my black feet!

Response to Haiku Horizons prompt: burnt

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29 April, 201729 December, 2017 Rowena McGregor
childhoodcoldflowershaikuhorsesmicropoemsnaturepoemswinter

from my mother’s childhood

behind orange jessamine
she holds her breath –
long drop

response to Haiku Horizons prompt: drop

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20 April, 201729 December, 2017 Rowena McGregor
childhoodfamilyflowershaikumicropoemspoems

swim

in deep water, a silent stone –
and the songs of fishes

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13 April, 201729 December, 2017 Rowena McGregor
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