John Savoie (jsavoie@siue.edu) teaches great books, Homer to Basho, at
Southern
Illinois University Edwardsville. His poems have appeared in Poetry,
Umbrella
and Best New Poets 2012.
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A fine example of how a poem can evoke colors without mentioning the colors themselves. tinywords continues to excel in its choice and presentation of poetic short forms.
Finally a decent haiku in this list.
Blimey that's harsh.
John's is a good haiku so nice of him to hear you say that, but there's been some very good haiku in this batch too.
Alan
I echo Alan's sentiments.
A fine example of how a poem can evoke colors without mentioning the colors themselves. tinywords continues to excel in its choice and presentation of poetic short forms.
I’ve known this experience. Thanks for stirring that memory.