24th June 2012
A beautiful bride
A day to treasure always
Lets celebrate Love
By Linda Garner
Welcome back ‘Winter’
I receive you with open scarfs.
Bring some cold this time
By Ana Clara Oliveira Santos
Memories take flight
Like rose petals on the wind;
Perfume of the past.
By June Gadsby
Mate de coca
Served up with fond memories
And plans to return
By Phi Yaan-Zek
Like Proust’s Madeleine
Tasting Mate de Coca
...I’m Back in Peru!
By C F Garner
He Spent His Time Well.
Finally Face-to-face With
Harrison’s H4
By C F Garner
No Haiku this week;
Normal service resumed soon;
My "Haikai no ku"
By Mark Garner
Maybe chicken pox
On my little boy's small face,
Still cute in dad's eyes.
By Jon Crew
17th June 2012
"You and me", you wrote,
Then drew our smiling faces
Your Father's Day Card
By Mark Garner
Imminent deadline
Deeper With The Anima
Mastering session
By Phi Yaan-Zek
One week to practice
My reading for the wedding
Hide my Leicester twang
By Linda Garner
Words true from the heart
Need fear no accent grave;
Only the tied tongue
By June Gadsby
Once upon a dream
I thought I would never leave
The river still flows
By June Gadsby
In Monet’s Garden
Surrounded by white flowers
A Brasilian blooms
By Ana Clara Oliveira Santos & Chris Garner
Fourteen Stories High
Alone, One Last Look from a
Privileged View Point
By C F Garner
10th June 2012
A Pilgrim's Promise
To a Sacred Waterfall
Joyfully Fulfilled
By C F Garner
Yes! She liked the doll
And made a photo story.
Cutest thing on Earth!
By Ana Clara Oliveira Santos
Bye bye Holiday
Good to be with family
Now back to real life
By Ana Clara Oliveira Santos
Countryside flies past
I watch and read the landscape
They stare at laptops
By Mark Garner
Barren, wind swept fields
When sleep is a luxury
There's no sheep to count
By Phi Yaan-Zek
A Garden party
The rain was not invited
But came anyway
By Linda Garner
Do not wait for me
The world outside my window
Is more expressive.
By June Gadsby
A cornish pasty
Washed down well with Scrumpie
Strawberry cream tart.
By June Gadsby
"Thanks for your helpful
suggestions." *click* We both knew
what I really meant.
By Pete Lambert
