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Poetry

Waggle Dance

“but a bee found me pulled me up into the light sweet as nectar turn it into sustenance for the soul”

summer solstice

summer solstice

“summer solstice floating between grass and sky the lovers’ hammock”

Splashing puddle hops

Splashing puddle hops

“Splashing puddle hops wet socks in rubber boots Mother calls “Stay dry!”

A murmuration

A murmuration

“A murmuration of starlings, fans dark gossip with whispering wings”

2024 Haiku Contest – The Winners!

Congratulations to the winners of the 2024 Dreamers Haiku Contest! Thanks to our judges, Dr. Reinekke Lengelle and Dr. Bob Fecho. Read the winning haiku…

To Addle

“He looks it up: Loss of development. A process by which an egg ceases to be viable.”

-ed

“You don’t realize the extent that you loved until it’s gone but I’m removing the -ed because I still love you.”

Rumi poetry, a tranquil scene of a person spinning in the fields.

Rumi: The Poet of the Heart

Rumi, a name that resonates through centuries, is a 13th-century Persian poet whose works transcend borders and beliefs.