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Haiga Archive

Search results: earth

• Stephanie Zepherelli 19 April 2026

  beckoning me a journey beyond earth’s curve

• Mary Catherine Harper 12 November 2025

  a sycamore sheds its bark…a snake shedding skin earth loves its clutter

• Luciana Moretto 1 August 2025

  perhaps a recall… the earth’s sweet spring in Eden garden

• Robert Erlandson 9 January 2025

  worry beads earth changing as we ponder

• Marietta Jane McGregor 24 June 2024

  seeing in a cyclone’s eye the earth’s warning

• Vicki Copp 28 January 2024

  a shadow teasing bone-dry earth the lonely cloud

• Katherine E. Winnick 24 January 2024

  As a child living in Sudan, I was fortunate enough to meet a tribe of whirling dervishes. The impression they made on me has been long lasting. sun worshippers spinning to the ends of the earth

• Robert Erlandson 1 December 2023

  like a top Earth’s polar axis precesses feeling lost following my compass North keeps shifting

• Steliana Voicu 24 November 2022

  garden gate sakura blossoms falling to the earth’s heart

• Tia 26 July 2019

  last summer dried leaves fall in to the lap of earth