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, USA First Prize
Evening moon. I shall not travel alone to my village. Вечерњи месец. Нећу путовати сама у своје село. Ljubinka Tošić, Serbia This moving haiku poetically captures a true connection between human beings and nature. Second Prize silent witness to this bittersweet world – autumn moon Richard Grumberg, Australia A good philosophic look at a troublesome time, perhaps redeemed by the connection to the moon. Third Prize moon enough to illuminate each step prayer beads Randy Brooks, USA A fine presentation of a zen meditation walk in which the moon suggests the depth of the meditation. Honorable Mentions (in alphabetical order) a refugee child curls up to sleep . . . fallen leaves ایک مہاجر بچہ سمٹ کرسوتےہوے جھڑے ہوے پتے Hifsa Ashraf, Pakistan waning moon the key into the rusty lock turns only halfway sanjuktaa asopa, India hunter’s moon illuminating early snow Vera Constantineau, Canada ripening haws the robin changes its song Martha Magenta, UK fall twilight trying to read my brother’s last letter Edward J.Rielly, USA sundown the bare tree bends closer to the ground senja pohon gundul itu condong mendekat ke tanah Lucky Triana, Indonesia childhood memories colored with pastels – autumn sundown Kevin Valentine, USA Comments are closed.
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Founder (emeritus): Bruce Ross Editors: Astrid Andreescu Kristen Lindquist Art: Murray D. Ross Archives
November 2024
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