A twelve verse Junicho renga in the season of Summer, 16 June 2007
Barracks Lane Community Garden, Oxford - from the renga archive.
A black bucket
filled with redcurrants
making jelly the quick way
there are many reasons
to celebrate
the magistrate offers
a road safety course
instead of a fine
rail track closed
due to snow
my phone is full
of your messages
which one shall I erase?
Barracks Lane Community Garden, Oxford - from the renga archive.
A black bucket
filled with redcurrants
making jelly the quick way
there are many reasons
to celebrate
the magistrate offers
a road safety course
instead of a fine
rail track closed
due to snow
my phone is full
of your messages
which one shall I erase?
on the horns of a dilemma
finding it difficult to rest
bent double
a pair of students seek mushrooms
lit by sunset
we bring my geraniums indoors
together
in the east end
a line of bulldozers
moves through an allotment
this is my home
I lie flat beneath a vast sky
by the light of the moon
a frog sings
in a puddle
rain drenches
buds and blossoms
Anne-Marie Culhane (master poet)
Paul Conneally (host poet)
Catherine Naysmith
Oonagh Desire
Jo Salter
Dave Jones
Jenny Stanton
Anita Joice
Joseph Conneally
Colin May
Becky Didlick
Gaby Hock
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