Winged Moon and The Language of Dragons in Modern Haiku

Posted on June 21, 2012 by

Reblogged from Yay Words!:

First off, in honor of the solstice: Winged Moon is now available for downloading and reading. Thanks to all who sent me your poems and art!

Those that subscribe to Modern Haiku may have already seen it, but I wanted to mention that the New Years collection The Language of Dragons was included the Briefly Noted review section in issue 43.2.

Read more… 18 more words

As I near my travel destination, I finally get a moment to go online. I'm delighted to find the culmination of the latest Yay Words! challenge. Please visit, read and enjoy.

About Yousei Hime

This is the journal of a poetic rabbit. Within the warren you'll find poetry, short stories, essays, art, book and movie reviews, and other odds and ends. If you happen to meet the fey princess, be courteous. This rabbit did and was forever changed.
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2 Responses to Winged Moon and The Language of Dragons in Modern Haiku

  1. Raven says:
    June 21, 2012 at 12:39 pm

    Thank you Yousei … have missed you.

    Reply

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