Elizabeth Rose Murray

Posts Tagged ‘haiku’

Read my latest haiku, inspired by the long dark nights which are finally retreating. It’s been a while since I graced the enigmatic pages of Dogmatika – which has undergone a design overhaul (which I personally like a lot) and a temporary decamp to wordpress. In case you missed them…there’s been some exceptional writing also [...]

This time – a collection of three Elizabeth Rose Murray haiku published together. Read Poppies, Pensive and Riverside over on dogmatika.

Often a difficult yet deep decision – but when do we actually go through with it and why? Read Departure.

We´ve all been there. Read Judgement over on Dogmatika.

Read Tramp over on Dogmatika.

This is a smart little literary e-zine with a simple format and good new writing. This month they have added a haiku by yours truly – Untitled can be read now, over on DecomPosed.

To read my great big ridiculous mistake, read my post “another busy week and a little step back“.

Inspired by a visit to Casa Battlo in Barcelona last year, I wrote this haiku entitled Gaudi’s Lift which was the highlight of this particular architactural gem for me. It was all stunning and intriguing but the lift was such a finale – like falling through a waterfall. Seen at twilight – the house looks [...]

My latest featured haiku, entitled “Cresent Moon” can be read on dogmatika here. As always, thanks to dogmatika for the great graphics.

Football: the national sport. So how does it work as a haiku? Read it on dogmatika to find out!