Mark M. Redfearn
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Aug
2
In my wooden flute
my breath becomes plum blossoms—
fragrance for the world.
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
15
The strawberry moon
slips through my open window—
listen, bullfrogs sing!
Jun
14
cherry blossoms fade—
blank pages in my passport
waiting to be stamped
Jun
6
Weeks after Easter
cream-white dahlias are blooming
in an old brown pot.
Jun
4
The open road calls
a few weeks after Easter—
I unfold my map.
Jun
3
The day of my birth
is like a misty mountain
seen from far away.
Jun
2
How many reasons
do I need to write haiku?
One lizard will do.
Jun
1
Little brown sparrow,
I hope yours is the first song
on the first of June.
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