Haibun
and
tomorrow, green again
you are like this snow,
lightly lipping my hair, then suddenly,
blanketing a hushing gleam
all the world:
this space
between us
“i'm sorry,” i say, backing
away.
blown
in the whirling wind
first buds
you bow, already drifting.
hugging the yellow line
home
even now
melting
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Additional Poetry by Tracy Koretsky
Mary Davila, US and Tracy Koretsky,US—Collaborative Photo Haiga:
Haiga
About Tracy
Koretsky
Tracy Koretsky
is the author of: ROPELESS,
www.readropeless.com,
a 15-time award-winning family drama that celebrates
possibilities despite disabilities. Read an interview with her
about ROPELESS at
Wordgathering
She would like to
invite you to a complimentary download of her
collection of free verse, EVEN BEFORE MY OWN NAME from
http://wwwTracyKoretsky.com The widely-published poems
in this
collection have earned prizes ranging from haiku to prose poem,
including two Pushcart nominations.
Tracy's Japanese genre work has appeared in Acorn, Haibun
Today,
Haiga Online, Lynx, Moonset, SimplyHaiku and tiny
words.
This is Tracy
Koretsky's first appearance in Sketchbook.
