December Haiku Share
dandelion dreams…
I close my eyes
and make a wish
— Cara Holman
NaHaiWriMo, August 2011
“Things with Wings”, edited by Aubrey Cox, June 2012
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dandelion puffs…
my vacation jaunt winds up
oh so quickly
— Gillena Cox
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Daily Haiku Cycle 13, June 2012
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becoming cold
a white butterfly drifts
into my dream
—Polona Oblak
NFTG 3:3 (December 2011)
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white crow…
i awaken
from the
new year’s dream
breathless
— Pamela A. Babusci
MET & A Thousand Reasons
stars
not wished upon-
now that the dandelion…
— sanjuktaa
Things with Wings, edited by Aubrie Cox
You can see the doodle by Aubrie here
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through the cracked blind
a slice of moonlight
gently caroms off my bottle
into my baby girl’s eyes,
glowing green
— S.M. Abeles
RIBBONS, Vol.8 No.1
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each wish
thrown to the wind
thousands more
—Billy Howell-Sinnard
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she advises
I’m at high risk
of a relapse
I breathe in air heavy
with crushed dreams
— Kirsten Cliff
Moonbathing 6, January 2012
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(Iluko)*
maruros manen
rinemmengmo a rosas
ipinas mo man
dagiti tidda ti biag
iti baet dagiti birri
(English)
petals in shreds
those bouquet of roses –
patch if you please
these remnants of life
between fissures
— Alegria Imperial
Published in LYNX XXV (June):2, 2010
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weeping willow
I wake up laughing
from a dream
— Christine L. Villa
Fox Dreams, edited by Aubrie Cox, April 2012
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drifting
toward sleep on the bank
of the pond . . .
can sky-blue darning needles
mend my raveled dreams
— Jenny Ward Angyal
Atlas Poetica 12, summer 2012
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leaving you
to pursue your dreams
I move
to the other side
of the bed
— Lauren Mayhew
Ribbons 7:4, 2011
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she’d like to return
as an oak in the forest . . .
her gnarled limbs
gracefully suspended
in a cloudless winter
— Margaret Dornaus
Ribbons, vol. 7, no. 4, Winter 2011
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wish
for peace
dandelion seeds scatter
— Jone MacCulloch
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winter rain
in my dream, the boat
never arrives
— angie werren
Fox Dreams, ed. by Aubrie Cox (April, 2012)
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*Iluko, one of four major in 87 Philippine dialects, of the northernmost edge of the archipelago. A dialect I was born with but hardly ever spoke as an adult and never written with until three years ago when it awoke in my spirit among members of a yahoo group. ~Alegria Imperial
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