
A Breezy Haiku
wind relentlessly
shreds death from fall’s canopy
so new life can bud
~
Words and Photography ©2018 Tanya Cliff ~ to contact me
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wind relentlessly
shreds death from fall’s canopy
so new life can bud
~
Words and Photography ©2018 Tanya Cliff ~ to contact me
Entry posted in haiku & poetry.
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tender leaves await
developing buds tease spring’s
embrionic tale
~
Words and Photography ©2018 Tanya Cliff ~ to contact me
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#SpringFever
We can’t stop people from hating.
We can stop people from hating
behind
triggers
of
automatic
rifles.
~
Words and Photography ©2018 Tanya Cliff ~ to contact me
Entry posted in short stories.
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Luna moths emerge
wings of dew-dropping green masked
in pale moonlight
verdant hues shrouded by night
the lusty lovers take flight
~
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deep blanket of snow
covers dawning signs of spring
shelter seedlings’ sleep
~
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glen shimmers at night
silver ribbons drip down rock
dance in moonlit creek
bathing shrouded forest floor
in cool, ethereal light
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~
she shivered in the shallow waters
tasted the tepid drink
too cool to soothe
too warm to quench
Goldilocks
was trapped in the kitchen sink
when her yellow ringlets
caught
in the u-bend of the old pipes
she was trying to dye her hair
Raven Black
because
she thought Snow White had all the best luck
but, in reality, the seven dwarfs didn’t give a fuck
as their porcelain-skinned, fairy-tale thrall
labored under fruity delusions
of a someday-coming prince
Goldilocks
could have cut her hair,
but she would not part with a single inch
though she lived on a first floor flat
she had Rapunzel on the brain
her lengthy locks clogged the drain
trapping the girl
by her sunny mane
she waited for the prince who never came
the water pooled over her dainty feet
she shivered in the shallow waters
believing herself
incomplete
the poor girl never grasped
the
dichotomy
between
fairy tale
and
reality
~
Words and Photography ©2018 Tanya Cliff ~ to contact me
Posted in poetry & free verse.
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Nature testifies:
beauty of diversity
in the shapes of trees
~
Words and Photography ©2018 Tanya Cliff ~ to contact me
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