Graham Nunn
Graham
Nunn is a Queensland born poet who has had haiku published in international
journals paper wasp and yellow moon and
on tinywords.com & Stylus Poetry Journal (www.styluspoetryjournal.com).
Recently he was highly commended in the Seed Pearls International
Yellow Moon Literary Competition, for his haiku. He also recently
won the Yellow Moon renga competition writing with Rowan Donovan,
and the 2002 Jack Stamm haiku competiton. His performance poetry
has recently been performed at speedpoets and the 2001/2 Subverse
Poetry Festival. His work has also been featured in web sites such
as Retort Magazine, Slamming the Sonnet, Stylus Poetry Journal, vibewire.net
and getunderground.com.
hot afternoon
the dusty road
coats my tongue
feeling guilty
I bury the mouse
beneath buddha
breathing in
shadows pass over
the mango tree
abandoned shrine
the wishing well
fills with stars
high tide
the old man runs fingers
through his reflection
---------flying into darkness
---------the
bat's echo
remains...
on the fishpond
ripples -
autumn wind
ski resort
the tourist's first snow
man made
from the cliff
sea mist stretches
the reflections of stars
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