Archivio per settembre 2017
Otata 22 (October 2017) is up! My deep gratitude to John Martone for the new issue, a wonderful poems collection.
In the photo (from the web), my three poems.
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Today, St. Lorenzo’s night is the top poem in Asahi Haikuist Network
“From the Notebook”. I’ve another two poems too, featured in the amazing David McMurray’s column.
FROM THE NOTEBOOK
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St. Lorenzo’s night . ..
the day
of our farewell
–Eufemia Griffo (Settimo Milanese, Italy)
castle ruins . ..
walking on their memories
ancestors
afternoon tea
drinking from the Victorian cup
of an old aunt
–
~
Eufemia Griffo
office windows
the melancholic notes
of a street musician
— Eufemia Griffo
A great exception to avoiding adverbs, wonderfully done!
(Alan Summers)
ventanas de oficina
las notas melancólicas
de un músico callejero
Alan Summers dijo: Una gran excepción para evitar adverbios, maravillosamente hecho!
Traduzione in spagnolo di Julia Guzmán
Amulet . . .
an old Sioux prayer
circles his son’s neck
maple
on the windowsill
the first red leaves
*
Eufemia Griffo
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Delighted to be featured in
Scryptic – Magazine of Alternative Art Issue 1.2 September 2017, edited by Chase Gagnon and Lori Melodic Minor.
My deep grateful to both of you, for the great work.
Eufemia Griffo
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long illness
watching to fall
the first autumn leaves
*
Eufemia Griffo
Very glad to appears once again in Charlotte Digregorio‘s Writer’s blog, with one haiku of mine, already published in Failed Haiku. Please read her interesting blog, a precious collection of excellent poetry.
ocarina. ..
the same sound
of a summer wind
*
Eufemia Griffo
Milanese poet Eufemia Griffo plays an ancient terracotta wind instrument. Egg-like in shape with a mouthpiece and finger holes, ocarina performances by Japanese musicians are popular overseas (comment by David McMurray)
Picture from the anime “Captain Harlock” . In this image there are Harlock with the little Mayu, Tochiro’s daughter. I’ve loved very much this anime of my childhood ❤
Today, I’ve two poems in Asahi Haikuist Network edited by professor David McMurray and my haiku “Amulet” is at the top of today’s Asahi. No. 1. I’m very very delighted!
Amulet . . .
an old Sioux prayer
circles his son’s neck
–Eufemia Griffo (Settimo Milanese, Italy)
ocarina. ..
the same sound
of a summer wind
Milanese poet Eufemia Griffo plays an ancient terracotta wind instrument. Egg-like in shape with a mouthpiece and finger holes, ocarina performances by Japanese musicians are popular overseas (comment by David McMurray)
—
assembly line
an old song
breaks the silence
*
— Eufemia Griffo
Pensando a tutte le mamme dei miei alunni che oggi hanno iniziato un nuovo cammino. A tutte loro e ai loro figli, auguro un luminoso cammino, con tanto affetto 
September sun
the hopeful thoughts
of a mother
Sole di settembre
i pensieri speranzosi
di una madre
*
Eufemia Griffo
work stress…
running out of
the best days
*
Eufemia Griffo
summer wind…
my hat and a butterfly
fly togheter
viento de verano…
mi sombrero y una mariposa
vuelan juntos
*
Eufemia Griffo, Failed haiku September, 1
separation …
sewing and unsewing
an old button
separación…
coso y descoso
un viejo botón
*
Eufemia Griffo (Failed haiku, September 1 – Translated in spanish from Julia Guzmán)
VI PREMIO NAZIONALE DI POESIA “L’ARTE IN VERSI”
Ideato, fondato e presieduto dal dott. Lorenzo Spurio
Verbale di Giuria
Il Presidente del Premio, dott. Lorenzo Spurio, a conclusione delle operazioni di lettura, valutazione e vaglio da parte della Commissione di Giuria, rende nota la sua composizione.
Sez. A (Poesia in italiano): Valentina Meloni, Alessandra Prospero, Michela Zanarella, Francesco Martillotto, Antonio Melillo, Stefano Baldinu, Emanuele Marcuccio, Giuseppe Guidolin, Vincenzo Monfregola.
Premiazione a Jesi il 4 Novembre 2017.
https://valentinameloni.com/2017/09/04/verbale-giuria-vi-premio-arte-in-versi/
old love letters
a flower of Agave*
among his words
*
Eufemia Griffo
*Agave flourishes only once before dying: it symbolizes a great love that comes to arrive at destruction.
le spezie al sole
le giornate d’inverno
così lontane
spices in the sun
the winter days
so far away
*
Eufemia Griffo
Menzione di merito, premio Gustavo Pece
Motivazione di Maria Laura Valente, uno dei giurati della competizione per la sezione Haiku: “In questo haiku dalla vitalità sensorialmente esperibile, il primo verso proietta il lettore in una luminosa scena estiva, screziata di odori e colori, preludendo armoniosamente al distico di chiusura, che stempera nella memoria i rigori di un inverno ormai pienamente trascorso eppure non ancora dimenticato.”
