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Month: December 2010

dead birds at the base of the lit skyscraper autumn midnight
Posted on 1 December 201027 November 2010Author George SwedeCategories Issue 10.3Tags autumn, birds, cities, death, haiku, skyscrapers7 Comments on
footprints the prairie dog stretches its shadow
Posted on 2 December 201019 October 2010Author martin gottlieb cohenCategories Issue 10.3Tags haiku, shadows3 Comments on
deep snow … the acorn up to its cap
Posted on 3 December 201019 October 2010Author Stanford M. ForresterCategories Issue 10.3Tags haiku, snow, winter5 Comments on
funeral procession the hitchhiker tucks his thumbs in his pockets
Posted on 6 December 201027 November 2010Author Ed MarkowskiCategories Issue 10.3Tags cities, funerals, haiku, one line, roads4 Comments on
nor’easter– scent of the river rising
Posted on 7 December 201019 October 2010Author Kathe L. PalkaCategories Issue 10.3Tags haiku, rivers, storms2 Comments on
sheltered by the bus stop empties
Posted on 8 December 20109 December 2010Author Jim KacianCategories Issue 10.3Tags cities, haiku, one line4 Comments on
Buddha eyes– a hunchbacked woman sweeps the temple steps
Posted on 9 December 201019 October 2010Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 10.3Tags autumn, cities, haiku, temples4 Comments on
lovers’ moon– a cicada leaves its shell on the fence post
Posted on 10 December 201019 October 2010Author Kathe L. PalkaCategories Issue 10.3Tags haiku, insects, moon11 Comments on
birthday party the new neighbor shows his tattoo
Posted on 13 December 201019 October 2010Author Marleen HulstCategories Issue 10.3Tags birthdays, cities, haiku, senryu2 Comments on

sight unseen

my maternal grandfather passed away on june 22 1980 from black lung … (haibun continues)
Posted on 14 December 201015 December 2010Author Ed MarkowskiCategories Issue 10.3Tags cities, funerals, haibun3 Comments on sight unseen
dead-end street every house but one boarded up
Posted on 15 December 201019 October 2010Author Brendan SlaterCategories Issue 10.3Tags cities, haiku1 Comment on
the writer we exchange a few words
Posted on 16 December 201019 October 2010Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 10.3Tags haiku, words, writers1 Comment on
trailing the snail on the pale gray pavement an ellipsis…
Posted on 17 December 201019 October 2010Author Pat TompkinsCategories Issue 10.3Tags cities, haiku, snails1 Comment on
a bowed head in each bus window mountain fog
Posted on 20 December 201019 October 2010Author Wende S. DuFlonCategories Issue 10.3Tags buses, fog, haiku, mountains1 Comment on
shortest day– the waiting room clock at the ICU
Posted on 21 December 201017 October 2010Author Charles TrumbullCategories Issue 10.3Tags cities, haiku, hospitals, solstice, winter5 Comments on
January thaw dog-walkers greet leashed strangers
Posted on 22 December 201019 October 2010Author Ann K. SchwaderCategories Issue 10.3Tags cities, dogs, haiku, winterLeave a comment on
goodbye hugs— all the places where we touch
Posted on 23 December 201019 October 2010Author Jim KacianCategories Issue 10.3Tags haiku8 Comments on
not getting my joke but he smiles anyway– the stone buddha
Posted on 24 December 201027 November 2010Author Stanford M. ForresterCategories Issue 10.3Tags buddha, haiku6 Comments on
juncos black silhouettes in birch trees notes on a tangled clef
Posted on 27 December 201027 November 2010Author David CristyCategories Issue 10.3Tags autumn, birds, haiku, music, trees8 Comments on
cherry blossoms drifting down mission street three pink hookers
Posted on 28 December 201027 November 2010Author Ed MarkowskiCategories Issue 10.3Tags cities, concrete poetry, haiku, spring6 Comments on
black fedora the blind man inspects its brim
Posted on 29 December 201031 December 2010Author John StoneCategories Issue 10.3Tags cities, haiku, hats4 Comments on
corner beggar change is everywhere
Posted on 30 December 201027 November 2010Author George SwedeCategories Issue 10.3Tags beggars, change, cities, haiku, one line8 Comments on
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