poetry and other writings by Tiffany Rindler (formerly Tiffany Elise Shaw-Diaz)
Showing posts with label Memorie di una geisha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Memorie di una geisha. Show all posts
Monday, July 31, 2017
potted lavender
our differences
set aside
*Published by Memorie di una geisha on 7/29/17 and translated into Italian by Eufemia Griffo:
lavanda in vaso mettiamo da parte le nostre differenze
Saturday, June 17, 2017
late spring
a wild rose
greets the sun
*Published on Memorie di una geisha on 6/13/17 and translated into Italian by Eufemia Griffo:
tarda primavera
una rosa selvatica
saluta il sole
Monday, May 1, 2017
crimson sunset what you've said what I've said
spicing things up one side of the room painted orange
one yellow sock one blue whatever - no one looks
*Published in the May issue of brass bell: a haiku journal **crimson sunset was translated into Italian by Eufemia Griffo on her blog Memorie di una geisha: tramonto cremisi quello che hai detto quello che ho detto
Friday, April 7, 2017
mushroom risotto the way my mother said keep stirring unshelled pistachios my father on marriage *Published in Frogpond 40:1 **unshelled pistachios was featured in on down the road (the Haiku Society of America's 2017 member's anthology), and The Daily Haiku ***mushroom risotto was translated into Italian by Eufemia Griffo in Memorie di una Geisha: risotto ai funghi il modo in cui mia madre ha detto continua a mescolare
Monday, March 20, 2017
mimosa tree
her dress climbs
a little higher
*Published in the March 2017 issue of Stardust Haiku **This haiku was translated into Italian by Eufemia Griffo on her blog Memorie di una geisha: albero di mimosa il suo abito sale un po’ più in alto
Monday, March 13, 2017
autumn dusk
the lengthening
of solitude
*Published in Hedgerow: a journal of small poems issue #109 **this haiku was translated into Italian by Eufemia Griffo on her blog Memorie di una geisha: crepuscolo d'autunno il prolungamento della solitudine