Monday, November 17, 2025

Butterfly Dream: Autumn Clouds Haiku by Rachel Sutcliffe

English Original

wild mushrooms
all the shades
of autumn clouds

tinywords, October 27 2014

Rachel Sutcliffe


Chinese Translation (Traditional)

野生菇
秋天雲朵的
種種色彩

Chinese Translation (Simplified)

野生菇
秋天云朵的
种种色彩


Bio Sketch

Rachel Sutcliffe had suffered from a serious immune disorder for over 16 years; throughout  this time writing had been her therapy, and it kept her from going insane! She was an active member of the British Haiku Society and has been published in various journals including  Prune JuiceFailed Haiku and Hedgerow.

1 comment:

  1. L1 grounds the haiku in something earthy and tactile, while Ls 2&3
    give a natural palette shift that feels organic, providing a "color and mood link" to L1.

    The connection between the two parts of the haiku is fresh and evocative.

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