Mark M. Redfearn
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Sep
13
Late-summer heatwave—
I long for cooler weather
and cherry blossoms.
Aug
31
Last day of August—
among lantana blossoms,
ladybugs make love.
Aug
16
The melon farmers
count their blossoms one by one—
deeper grows the drought.
Aug
2
In my wooden flute
my breath becomes plum blossoms—
fragrance for the world.
Jun
23
How can you not know
where the sweetest blossoms are,
yellow butterfly?
Jun
17
Cherry blossoms fade—
I hear Sister Lizard call:
“Come to where I dwell.”
Jun
16
With great reverence
pilgrims bless each fragrant one—
the cherry blossoms.
Jun
14
cherry blossoms fade—
blank pages in my passport
waiting to be stamped
May
22
The cherry blossoms,
having no more songs to sing,
mutely leave the tree.
May
15
Little brown sparrow,
when the Flower Moon blossoms,
you keep to your nest.
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