Mark M. Redfearn
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Jul
31
Finishing the month,
I reach for pen and paper—
butterfly haiku!
Jul
30
Staying wild and free
like a heron or a bee—
that’s the life for me!
Jul
29
Fragrance of cocoa
stains the summer morning air—
chocolate daisies bloom.
Jul
28
Little brown sparrow,
do you know a summer song
to ease my sorrow?
Jul
27
To a distant place
I plan a three-month journey—
there, wild dahlias bloom.
Jul
26
California drought—
all umbrellas at Goodwill
ninety percent off
Jul
25
Drought-time conundrum:
How many rains will it take
to soften the earth?
Jul
24
While the war drags on,
glimpses of cream-white dahlias
hearten the weary.
Jul
23
In a blue glass vase
I place three yellow roses
and savor their scent.
Jul
22
Shrinking waterfall,
when you’ve been reduced to dust,
the willows will mourn.
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