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- October 29, 2020
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The Fisherman and the Sea
“Stop off at our house and pick up the fishing net,” D’Cunha yelled, his voice ...
Under Pink Blossoms
I grew up in Japan amid majestic mountains and vales. Our manor-house was paradise to ...
Green Choices
The lesion of gray cloud stretched across the Chennai sky. Raghavan who was serving as ...
Inspirare
There once were two brothers living and toiling the fields together. One night Spirit came ...
The Spookfest
As the sun slipped behind the mountains and darkness enveloped me, a chill different from ...
Adieu
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Attitudes
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The Missing Candies
Margie had been asked to write a spooky story by her magazine. Now spooky and ...
The Magic Moment
With the Prince close on her heels, she was hurriedly climbing down the stairs. She ...
Give Me Wings So I Might Fly
I have been known for a great many things; artist, sculptor, mathematician, astronomer, geologist and ...
Whistle Twice for Yes
On All Hallows Eve the Matheson family went camping. After assembling the tent, they left ...
The Inhabitants
The wetland at the back of our house provided the opportunity to watch a wide ...
Lord What Fools These Mortals Be
He's a cut above other London beggars. He created his own outlandish rules. No photos. ...
The Last Pilgrimage
After three wintersAnd two thousand miles by foot,Basho is back home. By the lonely creek,Under ...
Unwanted
“Sam, Jesse, pick your teams!” bellowed Mr Cook. James hoped with everything in him that ...
Escape to Paradise
It’s been a long year. Yesterday we finally went through the front door, stepped into ...
The Problem with Women
"Dang it!"The keys were in the ignition. He saw them through the side window. A ...
Meg in Her Bath
She slowly slips off her robe and lets it fall to the floor in a ...
Endure and Sing
Once upon a time, there was a little rat. His fur was the color of ...
A Paranormal Pandemic
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To Leave Comments - Please SignIn with GoogleThis is so beautiful. I love the first line and wanted to blow all the seeds away.
Thank you so much Genya. I too want to blow the seeds away! I look forward to reading new haiku from members. It’s such a lovely art form.
It is light, It flows, it grows, just like Seed.
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To Leave Comments - Please SignIn with GoogleHi Eric – You’ve answered a short poem with another short poem. Lovely!
This reminds me of the proverb ‘mighty oaks from little acorns grow’. Lovely words.
Thank you so much, Carrie. I wanted to remind myself (and others) that the eternal cycles of nature continue during these strange times. If we stay attuned to the rhythms of the natural world, we can indeed relax and trust. We’re in good hands.
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To Leave Comments - Please SignIn with GoogleThe true magic of a story happens after you finish reading and you start thinking about every word and meaning behind it. Thank you for such gift!
Juma, do you mind if I post my poem on your page? I wouldn’t do it when your story had just been placed, and was up for comments. But your picture reminded me of my first ever poem when I went back to college late in life. I wrote it… Read more »
That is beautiful, Eric. Thanks for sharing it!
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