Tag Archives: A Hundred Gourds

southbound . . .

Posted on December 11, 2014 by Margaret Dornaus

southbound the irresistible urge to follow A Hundred Gourds 4:1, December 2014

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cobwebs . . .

Posted on September 18, 2014 by Margaret Dornaus

cobwebs never easy letting go A Hundred Gourds 3:4, September 2014

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he informs me . . .

Posted on April 12, 2014 by Margaret Dornaus

he informs me I’ve been working for years on this garden– as if there were limits to love buried deep beneath the ground A Hundred Gourds 3:1, December 2013

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remembering Kat . . .

Posted on January 18, 2014 by Margaret Dornaus

This week I, along with other members of the haiku community, learned of the sudden, unexpected death of Kat Creighton. Kat was a photographer as well as a poet, combining words and images to create the poetic form known as … Continue reading →

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ghost moon . . .

Posted on January 3, 2014 by Margaret Dornaus

  In tribute to the first new moon of the New Year, and all the loved ones we also may briefly have lost sight of:  . . . Camera-in-hand, I stand, watching, waiting, thinking I might capture some long-lost image; that through some magic transformation of … Continue reading →

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waxing gibbous . . .

Posted on December 30, 2013 by Margaret Dornaus

waxing gibbous– the visiting cat comes out of hiding A Hundred Gourds 3:1, December 2013

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The Countdown Continues . . .

Posted on October 29, 2013 by Margaret Dornaus

From across the pond come three haiku by Irish poet Marion Clarke, writing about her father who died three years ago; her sister who died shortly after her 17th birthday; and a colorful “gran.” Thank you, Marion, for sharing these … Continue reading →

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echoing . . .

Posted on October 23, 2013 by Margaret Dornaus

Ever since I started this blog three years ago, I’ve asked contributors to send me poems to honor their lost loved ones as part of a single All Souls Day/Day of the Dead post. This year, however, I’m planning something slightly different. During … Continue reading →

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stardust . . .

Posted on October 12, 2013 by Margaret Dornaus

  stardust the truth about me and you A Hundred Gourds 2.4, September 2013

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catching up . . . again

Posted on September 18, 2013 by Margaret Dornaus

this time of day when clouds drift down from sky I think of you . . . next to me, embracing a sudden stream of light —red lights, Summer 2013 It’s hard to believe it’s summer’s end, although I must … Continue reading →

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