Haiga

 Photo: Jan Daly. Text : Oana Cercel & Timothy Daly.

Timothy Daly & Oana Maria Cercel

tulip buds

a resting place 

for winter

—Timothy Daly & Oana Maria Cercel

Timothy Daly

ebbing along the tired stream

Timothy Daly

Our Nominations for The Red Moon Anthology (2024)

(December)

fleeting sweetness of the world baklava

Ruth Holzer

(November)

thumb, forefinger

disentangling

the leaves

Jerome Berglund

(October)

eating the last piece

of bread in the world

nuclear toast

Stephen Jarrell Williams

(September)

orange crush

the long line to buy

MAGA hats

Adele Evershed

(August)

cold tea my life wasted on work

Timothy Daly

(July)

in the night

croaks from the old pond

all alike

Keith Evetts

(June)

an old man

gazing up to heaven

wondering when

Stephen Jarrell Williams

Major congratulations to these talented poets.

Timothy Daly

unsaved number

telling her

I met someone

Timothy Daly

Timothy Daly

Dad’s birthday remembering the forget-me-nots


Timothy Daly

Timothy Daly

cold tea my life wasted on work

 
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no less lovely

than the roses

. . . daisies

image and words Timothy Daly

By Timothy Daly and Oana Maria Cercel

 

alone

in the crowd

nameless tree

words Timothy Daly

image Oana Maria Cercel

Oana Maria Cercel & Timothy Daly

kitchen talk his words a rusty knife

Oana Maria Cercel & Timothy Daly

Timothy Daly

Irish Sea crossing dead kin's bones

Timothy Daly

warm bookshop reading her smile

Timothy Daly

Timothy Daly

spring rainbow

the colours

of our toothbrushes


Timothy Daly

By Timothy Daly

stale bread we can’t break the silence

Timothy Daly

blackberry bush this bitter departure

Timothy Daly

the side they don’t see of me half moon

Timothy Daly

Timothy Daly

night beach

these waves

of panic

and calm

Timothy Daly

Timothy Daly

early morning

the storm

under my skull

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yoga class

trying to balance

commitments

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the fallen pine

needles stab me

nostalgia

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Timothy Daly

autumn funeral the weeping

willow

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Timothy Daly

can’t

breathe. panic

attack

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Timothy Daly

parents’ home

looking back on my past

I see a light

Timothy Daly

Timothy Daly

seaside salty thoughts about childhood

Timothy Daly

Timothy Daly

morning coffee . . .

still scooping 

for two

Timothy Daly

 

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wet day

my only visitors

the raindrops

Timothy Daly

Timothy Daly

setting sun

photos of us

in a drawer

Timothy Daly