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  • Setting Sun at allpoetry
    how fast
    the apple trees grow--
  • Shadowed Bark at allpoetry
    shadowed bark the feel of moss
  • How Mournful. at allpoetry
    how mournful knowing I shall leave this world--
  • I could cast a Rock. at allpoetry
    I could cast a rock into the sea making ripples
  • Haiku #1 at allpoetry
    on your quilt-- too soon
  • From Distant Trees. at allpoetry
    Autumn leaves blown from distant trees
  • Duckprints at allpoetry
    lop-sided boat duck-prints
  • Afternoon Nap. at allpoetry
    afternoon nap under my pillow
  • Beneath Autumn Skies. at allpoetry
    beneath Autumn skies I thought I was all alone
  • Sneezing Again. at allpoetry
    sneezing again the smell of tissue
  • The way she Moves at allpoetry
    I did not notice
  • Water Droplets at allpoetry
    * *
  • Mixed with Stars at allpoetry
    Autumn wind mixed with stars
  • Flies. at allpoetry
    three house flies going this way and that way then this
  • Colourless at allpoetry
    colourless I thought yet it stains every tree-top
  • Watching the Moon. at allpoetry
    watching the moon climb over
  • Kiyomizu at allpoetry
    half hidden behind cherry blossom
  • [ ] at allpoetry
    the garden you kept so well
  • Into the Night. (pantoum) at sharepoetry
    / Cool winds pass through the dull street-light, / dancing with the debris of day, / and I'll dance with them through the night, / to find fit words that I should say. / / Dancng with the debris of day, / the hurting words we cried too lou
  • Into the Night. (pantoum) at allpoetry
    Cool winds pass through the dull street-light, dancing with the debris of day,
  • an empty bowl at allpoetry
    .
  • Red Again. (tanka) at allpoetry
    your parting letter / faded with time / red again / the riverside / maple /
  • Hearing Poems (tanka) at allpoetry
    hearing poems / by Ono no Komachi / lover's longings / as I walk on / autumn leaves / Andrew Hide / 24~5~2007
  • Sunday Walk. at storywrite
    "Do not be afraid. My name is Mary." Even though the voice was gentle. So unexpected was the intrusion, to my Sunday walk, I heard my breath rush out with an, "Ehh."
    Being f
  • Urchin. at storywrite
    Urchin.
    Even before I had finished Lez's poem of inner city life, her image returned to my mind. She must be about thirty now.  A sadness welled inside at the thought o
  • Revelation. at storywrite
    Revelation.
    The dirt track down the side of the field was hard baked, horse shoe prints the only discernible mark left from days when the soil was less firm, he had walked
  • Recycling. at storywrite
    The wing mirrors of the 7.5 tonne Roadrunner lorry brushed the overgrown hedges on both sides of the narrow lane obscuring any view to the rear, this suited Alan as he skillful