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Spring Break-Up – Haibun – May 3, 2016

Posted on May 3, 2016 by Georgia

a game of chess while a skylark sings it’s song – I lost the game © Chèvrefeuille A lovely poem.  These words bring to mind my first love.  I was completely smitten by him.  He was all I could have … Continue reading →

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Passing Time With Cicadas – Haibun – April 6, 2016

Posted on April 6, 2016 by Georgia

(Inspired by: the stillness – seeping into the rocks cicadas’ screech © Matsuo Basho) Summer evenings back in Illinois in the early 1960s were full of voices of children screeching as they played tag,  basketball or maybe croquet.  Back then it … Continue reading →

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Life in Italy (Humidity) – Haibun – March 10, 2016

Posted on March 10, 2016 by Georgia

Italy, often called “sunny Italy” because the 19th century rich English aristocrats who came from their wet “gloomy” island felt Italy was a land of marvellous eternal sunshine (as well as quite impossible to visit in full summer due to its extreme heat).  One must … Continue reading →

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Mountain Walking – Haibun – January 15, 2016

Posted on January 15, 2016 by Georgia

to the olive grove ten minutes as a crow flies fond memories When you’re fit climbing up the side of a mountain is paradise.  The very air seems to help you up, your heart of course increases its beat and … Continue reading →

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