World Haiku Series 2022 (132) Haiku by Angiola Inglese (Italy)

Haiku by Angiola Inglese

a handful

of wisteria seeds –

shooting star

una manciata

di semi di glicine –

stella cadente

KINGFISHER August 2022

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watching

a flower of Amaryllis ….

clouds

guardando

un fiore di amarillis…

nuvole

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all this

that I would like to remember –

deep autumn

tutto ciò

che vorrei ricordare –

profondo autunno

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war sky …

chokes behind smoke

the first star

cielo di guerra…

soffoca dietro il fumo

la prima stella

SCARLET DRAGONFLY JOURNAL Avril 2022

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last flakes stolen from the wind cherry petals

ultimi fiocchi rubati al vento petali di ciliegio

NICK VIRGILIO ASSOCIATION 21.04.2022

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dinner alone ….

counting and recounting

moons and days

cena da sola..

contando e ricontando

le lune e i giorni

COLD MOON JOURNAL August 2022

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fresh morning ..

the solitary flight

of a magpie

mattino fresco..

il volo solitario

d’una gazza

POETRY PEA Avril 2022

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immaginando

che finisca la guerra…

girasoli

imagining

let the war end…

sunflowers

SEASHORES -october 2022

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folded socks

as if he was here-

origami

i calzini piegati

come se fosse qui-

origami

SEASHORES –Avril 2022

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mustard flowers –

the yellow lights

up in the first sun

fiori di senape –

il giallo si accende

al primo sole

WORLD HAIKU REVIEW February 2022 section of merit Shintai haiku

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childhood home ….

my doll too

smells of sage

casa d’infanzia..

anche la mia bambola

profuma di salvia

THE MAINICHI 25.12.2021

About

Angiola Inglese –

Rapallo-Italy

Born in Santa Margherita Ligure, class of 1946, classical high school and then the Faculty of Mathematics.
She graduated and married in 1970, in ’77 she moved to the hills of the Marca Trevigiana, where she began to cultivate a passion for the garden and the vegetable garden.
She was a Mathematics and Science teacher at the Middle School until 2011, after retiring she decided to spend the winter months in Liguria, where she now lives throughout the year.
She met haiku by chance, on the pages of Fb and it was love at first sight: the possibility of translating her sea and the flowers on her terrace into a few syllables.

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