Cold Moon Journal

Cold Moon Journal
Photo c. Alf B. Meier

Monday, November 14, 2022

By Hassane Zemmouri

afternoon coffee

pupils on the way home

sing school songs

 

Hassane Zemmouri

By A.J. Anwar

saved movies

skipping

to the best scenes


A.J. Anwar

By Govind Joshi

night bus—

we move

with the moon


Govind Joshi


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in okra blooms—

ants

on a tour

Govind Joshi

By Lorelyn De la Cruz Arevalo

aquarium

nephew and goldfish

in a staring game

Lorelyn De la Cruz Arevalo

By Daniela Rodi

an empty nest

in a bare tree...

autumn stillness


Daniela Rodi

Sunday, November 13, 2022

By Daniel Birnbaum

National Day

his yearning for a land

he does not know

Daniel Birnbaum

By Samo Kreutz

worker bee

nourished with pollen

the child in me

Samo Kreutz

By Françoise Maurice

 a gentle breeze

frolics with the leaves

ending summer

Françoise Maurice


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already autumn

I breathe the fragrance

of dry grass

Françoise Maurice

By JL Huffman

frost-tipped maples

first scarlet burst

JL Huffman

By Patricia Hawkhead

allium buds

about to burst

sparrow wings

Patricia Hawkhead

By Douglas J. Lanzo

trimming insects

off our rose bush

morning sparrows


Douglas J. Lanzo

Thursday, November 10, 2022

By Chen-ou Liu

first day

after being laid off

alone

and awake to the silence

of falling leaves

Chen-ou Liu

By Anna Maria Domburg-Sancristoforo

rusty red

the colour of my heart

in a leaf


Anna Maria Domburg-Sancristoforo

By Kamrun Nahar

         thirsty leaves...

cries for monsoon

         at a winter dusk


Kamrun Nahar

By David He

I glance back

at her window light

after I leave

cold wind

strikes my face

David He


*

 

a little boy

waves goodbye

to the whistling train...

Mum's tears

soak her mask
 

David He


*

 

snowflakes

dance through the air

before a lightpost

an old monk

whispers his prayer
 

David He

By Mircea Moldovan

death spits pumpkin seeds in the hospital yard

Mircea Moldovan

By Amoolya Kamalnath

emptying into the ocean another new day

Amoolya Kamalnath

By Joshua St. Claire

Cartesian coordinates

between the horizon and I

herons

Joshua St. Claire


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grandpa’s pantry

all lined up

sardine cans

Joshua St. Claire