Moonbathing 26, Summer 2022
one by one trying
hard to make amends,
I separate fine strands
of webs I’ve made
to hide my mistakes
‘silk’
Making Amends
Category Archives: poems of regret
A nagging thought . . . (haiku)
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sleet storm –
a nagging thought
just won’t let go
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Published in Blithe Spirit, 31.1 2021
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September roses (a haiku)
I am blessed with another haiku published in a favorite journal I love to read: hedgerow: a journal of small poems, issue # 132
September roses
the stone wall
hidden between us
(c) 2020 Mary Kendall
Faulty footing . . . (two tanka)
Red Lights, Volume 15, No. 1, January 2019:
Both tanka by Mary Kendall
Billowing fog (a few haiku & tanka)
Two haiku and one tanka in Kokako 29, 2018, a journal of the New Zealand Poetry Society:
where the house
once stood
only cherry blossoms
billowing fog
the burden of keeping
your secret
rosé bottle
the forgiving vagueness
of frosted glass
the morning
after
no attribution for this lovely picture I found online
Dark pebbles… (a tanka)
Note: Published by poet and artist, Pamela L. Babusci, Moonbathing is a journal of women’s tanka.
A Poet in Time 