Friday, 13 September 2024

Haiga & Haiku by Katherine E Winnick





Haiga & Haiku

 






solar eclipse
a piece of sky
in my eye





fanning the moon
the storks wings
take flight





mandarin duck the rainbow touches gold

dusting out the darkness fireflies



 

wallflower -
her flushed cheeks
just as scarlet







Katherine E Winnick - Brighton UK. linktr.ee/katherineewinnick


 


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