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in love again – the earth brings forth flora in fantastic numbers Jack Galmitz - USA
castle ruin flora explodes from every crevice David Serjeant - UK
Male parts and female parts am I a flower Jack Galmitz - USA
milkweed field the girl with a light step palms the monarch Paul Cordeiro - USA
open mind: my sweetheart wears in her hair a recycled gourd Vasile Moldovan - Romania
in my glad rags I let the Universe Expand Patrick Sweeney - Japan
samaras twirl to earth – I escape a whirlwind romance Andrew Shattuck McBride - USA
after all these years bent with longing I assume the half lotus Owen Bullock - New Zealand
variegated tulips the receptionist's smile equally forced Helen Buckingham - UK
rising with the light lilac breeze Ann K. Schwader - USA
lilacs in bloom the early morning purr of a hand mower Susan Constable - Canada
fragrant breeze. . . father takes me into his childhood mind Ramesh Anand - Malaysia
childhood memories – pointing out the cuckoo-spit on mother's roses Claire Everett - UK
blueberry blossoms the wind carries its own music G.R. LeBlanc - Canada
spring gusts. . . the thrum of a banjo with broken strings Ernesto Pangilinan Santiago - The Philippines
haiga: Ron Moss, Australia | haiku: Ann K. Schwader, USA
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