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Month: January 2010

quiet morning the continuous beeping of an auto alarm
Posted on 1 January 20101 January 2010Author Mike FarleyCategories Issue 09.1Tags haiku5 Comments on
dew frost ~ the horse shivers off crystal light
Posted on 4 January 20104 January 2010Author Narayanan RaghunathanCategories Issue 09.1Tags haiku, winter13 Comments on
with a crooked branch I knock the last leaf off the tree winter nightfall
Posted on 5 January 201031 December 2009Author Barry GoodmannCategories Issue 09.1Tags haiku, winter2 Comments on
Evening prayer – a flickering candle, rainfall.
Posted on 6 January 20106 January 2010Author Jon SummersCategories Issue 09.1Tags monostich2 Comments on
no more bread– I’m a shovel in the hand of winter
Posted on 7 January 20106 December 2009Author Dana-Maria OnicaCategories Issue 09.1Tags haiku, winter3 Comments on
early light my dream drifts out the open window
Posted on 8 January 201031 December 2009Author Jeffrey WinkeCategories Issue 09.1Tags haiku9 Comments on
silent snow the coldness between us
Posted on 11 January 20106 December 2009Author Claudette RussellCategories Issue 09.1Tags haiku, winter9 Comments on
surprise party i hang my toupee on the hat rack
Posted on 12 January 20106 December 2009Author Ed MarkowskiCategories Issue 09.1Tags haiku10 Comments on
I’ll put it back in the earth, as soft as dust :: a word too much
Posted on 13 January 20106 December 2009Author Grant HackettCategories Issue 09.1Tags monostich, one line9 Comments on
garden Buddha knee deep in dead leaves once again plans for the year have gone astray
Posted on 14 January 201013 December 2009Author Joanne MorcomCategories Issue 09.1Tags new year, tanka5 Comments on
whirling snow divorce papers fall from a red folder
Posted on 15 January 201013 December 2009Author Roberta BearyCategories Issue 09.1Tags haiku, winter7 Comments on
everything for nothing: job offer
Posted on 18 January 201013 December 2009Author Jeffrey WinkeCategories Issue 09.1Tags haiku12 Comments on
thunder interrupting thunder
Posted on 19 January 201013 December 2009Author David StarkCategories Issue 09.1Tags haiku9 Comments on
footprints the hollow boom of breakers in the fog
Posted on 20 January 201020 January 2010Author Mike FarleyCategories Issue 09.1Tags haiku6 Comments on

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He is young. He could be younger. His hands shake. Even propped on the bar. …
Posted on 21 January 201020 January 2010Author John Emil VincentCategories Issue 09.12 Comments on 30
outside the bar men like broken houses
Posted on 22 January 201020 January 2010Author Matt HetheringtonCategories Issue 09.1Tags haiku10 Comments on
in smoky twilight i remember how light his casket was yet i can’t pick up his toys still scattered in the yard
Posted on 25 January 201019 December 2009Author John StoneCategories Issue 09.1Tags tanka18 Comments on
low evening fog — I walk no dog
Posted on 26 January 201019 December 2009Author Gosia ZamorskaCategories Issue 09.1Tags haiku14 Comments on
Midwinter snowstorm highway at a standstill I mistake the vagrant for my long-dead father his smile so vacant
Posted on 27 January 201019 December 2009Author Scot SiegelCategories Issue 09.1Tags snow, tanka, winter5 Comments on
winter stars without you to name them
Posted on 28 January 201020 January 2010Author Roberta BearyCategories Issue 09.1Tags haiku, monostich, one line, winter9 Comments on
Where are your friends? You lean over, the little boy, crumpled. –Those were my friends.
Posted on 29 January 201020 January 2010Author John Emil VincentCategories Issue 09.14 Comments on
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