chewed up cabbage
it’s okay, the rabbit
left some for us
— Randy Brooks, USA
chewed up cabbage
it’s okay, the rabbit
left some for us
— Randy Brooks, USA
spring breeze —
timber fragrance
absorbing the forest
— Swarna Bopali, Sri Lanka
loneliness –
among shards of bottles
full moon
— Giuliana Ravaglia, Italy
I watch
a perfect dewdrop
falling
silent in the contest
between form and gravity
sixty feet below
ocean currents follow
preordained paths…
for my journey I choose
an unknown road
constellations
poised in the night
lead me …
shooting stars
flash then fade
applause
reaches a crescendo
15 seconds
in the spotlight
before the curtains fall
— Marilyn Humbert, Australia / Jane Asher, Australia
chrysanthemum…
swirl of strangers
coming home
— Genevieve S. Aguinaldo, Philippines
grandpa’s words
always around us
life lessons
raindrops filling up
the small puddle
— Minal Sarosh, India
Dried orchid petal
hurrying on veiny legs
where are you going?
— Lindsay Comer, UK
leaves of three
a vine twists around
the tree trunk
— Nancy Brady, USA
autumn dream —
pomegranates flowering
in the Middle East
— Nicoletta Ignatti, Italy
walking over
fallen leaves
the sound of red and orange
— Maya Daneva, The Netherlands