alone at the table
the sleepy child eyes
a pomegranate rind

—Matt Robison

I am a technical writer and editor living near Dayton, Ohio.

About the author: I'm a technical writer and a musician living near Dayton, Ohio. At work, I love the challenge of using precision to create a single meaning, to close doors. In music and poetry I love the challenge of using it to find and open doors. For me, each is the antidote for too much of the other.

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Responses to the haiku for 23 November 2006 by Matt Robison

  1.  
    b. m. richardson (orgbob at webtv dot net)
    2006-11-24 16:32:21
     

    shimmering ghostly form
    cross the autumn field--
    a chilling downpour

  2.  
    Alan Summers
    2006-11-25 05:36:03
     

    I really think this is so engaging, and original!

  3.  
    David Fox (davidirafox at yahoo dot com)
    2006-11-25 09:17:42
     

    A sad, but beautiful piece.
    ~David Fox

  4.  
    Judy Giles (judyjudyetc at yahoo dot com)
    2007-02-01 21:17:36
     

    Mr. Robison, your words; prose, lyrics, or poetry are one of the best reasons I know that it's such a tremendous perk that we were given letters to make things with.

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