Issue 3 - December 2025 - Tanka page 3
dusting the dresser
dried rose petals
shrunken each day
no garden visit
replaces them
Richard L. Matta, USA
low tide mudflat
in the harbour
reveals a watercourse;
I wend my way home
this evening
Timothy Collinson, UK
summer drought —
what happened
to the river
that used to run
through me
Susan Burch, USA
morning walk
the icy lake withholding
its mirror
how do we share
the light we are given
Cherie Hunter Day, USA
drinking flat whites
in spring sunlight
for a moment
I forget,
you are dying
Jenny Polstra, New Zealand
half and half again
then one third in from left
one third in from right
she’s dead ten years but still
I must fold towels this way
Mary Oishi, USA
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