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Month: November 2012

owls hooting somewhere in the darkness I enter the last digit of her number  
Posted on 1 November 201230 October 2012Author John McManusCategories Issue 12.18 Comments on
saying what i mean the windsock changes angle
Posted on 2 November 20127 September 2025Author Polona OblakCategories Issue 12.17 Comments on
my favorite color doesn’t matter — cherry blossoms  
Posted on 5 November 20127 September 2025Author Seren FargoCategories Issue 12.13 Comments on
leaky roof we argue about politics  
Posted on 6 November 20124 November 2012Author Dick WhyteCategories Issue 12.18 Comments on
lengthening shadows he talks to me about downsizing
Posted on 7 November 20127 September 2025Author Cara HolmanCategories Issue 12.19 Comments on
tying my shoes lately the ground seems so low
Posted on 8 November 20124 November 2012Author Bob LuckyCategories Issue 12.16 Comments on
61st birthday– making the plum jelly a little sweeter
Posted on 9 November 20124 November 2012Author Marjorie BuettnerCategories Issue 12.112 Comments on
the stillness as the honor guard takes aim
Posted on 12 November 20128 November 2012Author Kelly BennettCategories Issue 12.19 Comments on
back from war the soldier cleans his room       (originally published in DailyHaiku, 6/2/09)  
Posted on 13 November 201210 November 2012Author Greg SchwartzCategories Issue 12.14 Comments on
antique ruby his grandmother’s dreams on my finger
Posted on 14 November 201210 November 2012Author Michelle SandersCategories Issue 12.15 Comments on
fireworks display the momentary glow on her face
Posted on 15 November 20127 September 2025Author tinywords librarianCategories Issue 12.111 Comments on
heat lightning the way your hand rests on mine
Posted on 16 November 20128 December 2012Author Margaret DornausCategories Issue 12.15 Comments on
tree climbing the smallest child the highest up           The haiku “tree climbing” appeared in “The Saturday Evening
Posted on 19 November 20124 November 2012Author David CarusoCategories Issue 12.111 Comments on
deep sea fishing the boy’s bluster lost in the whitecaps
Posted on 20 November 201210 November 2012Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 12.18 Comments on
mitten drawer — mending the holes left by her child  
Posted on 21 November 20127 September 2025Author Marion Alice PoirierCategories Issue 12.116 Comments on
job offer– champagne and fried fish on the table all the ingredients we need to start fresh
Posted on 22 November 20127 September 2025Author Margaret DornausCategories Issue 12.15 Comments on
going out of business an extra belly rub for half-priced Buddha
Posted on 23 November 201213 November 2012Author S.M. AbelesCategories Issue 12.17 Comments on
magnifying glass an ant pauses to examine me
Posted on 26 November 201213 November 2012Author Robert Quiggle IIICategories Issue 12.17 Comments on
sunny day — telling time by my cat’s choice of window       (originally published in bottle rockets, Vol 11, no. 2)
Posted on 27 November 201213 November 2012Author Seren FargoCategories Issue 12.18 Comments on
this slum with a moon in every puddle       (originally published in Presence, issue 43, January 2011)
Posted on 28 November 201213 November 2012Author martin gottlieb cohenCategories Issue 12.137 Comments on
The many notes of the falling rain, all in tune.         Photo by Adiel Gardner, Poem by Don Wentworth The poem was previously published in “Past
Posted on 29 November 201224 November 2012Author Don WentworthCategories Issue 12.1Tags haiga, haiku, photograph, rain33 Comments on
under the half moon bridge this upside-down world
Posted on 30 November 20127 September 2025Author Kath Abela WilsonCategories Issue 12.16 Comments on
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