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  • 'a stick / of moonlight across / dark water / the way our wounds / fill up with silver' by Debbie Strange. Tanka first published in Moonbathing 24, 2021
    1 May 2023

    a slick
    of moonlight across
    dark water
    the way our wounds
    fill up with silver

  • 'my eyesight / not what is once was / but, oh / the way a rainbow blurs / into iridescence' by Debbie Strange. Tanka first published in Gusts 33, 2021
    7 April 2023

    my eyesight
    not what it once was
    but, oh
    the way a rainbow blurs
    into iridescence

  • 'I gently strum / a lark's bleached ribcage... / how long / have you lain here / with your mossy heart" by Debbie Strange.  Tanka first published in Red Light 17.2, 2021
    3 March 2023

    I gently strum
    a lark’s bleached ribcage…
    how long
    have you lain here
    with your mossy heart

  • 'cloud inversion / the mountain not a mountain / after all' by Debbie Strange. Haiku first published in Frogpond 45.1, 2022
    28 January 2023

    cloud inversion
    the mountain not a mountain
    after all

  • 'the sisterI didn't know I had... / rhizomes' by Debbie Strange. Haiku forst published in The Heron's Nest XXII #2, June 2020
    10 December 2021

    the sister
    I didn’t know I had
    rhizomes

  • 'cat-ice / our circle of friends / grow smaler' by Debbie Strange.  Haiku first published in Modern Haiku 51.1 Winter-Spring 2020
    20 November 2021

    cat-ice
    our circle of old friends
    grows smaller

  • 'our bodies / no more than stardust / we fall / from constellations / and for a moment, shine' by Debbie Strange. Tanka first published in Kokako 25, Sept 2016
    19 October 2021

    our bodies
    no more than stardust
    we fall
    from constellations
    and for a moment, shine


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