LeRoy Gorman writes mostly minimalist and visual poetry. His most recent book, fast enough to leave this world, is one of tanka published by Inkling Press, Edmonton. More information on his writing can be found at the American Haiku Archives where he served as Honorary Curator for 2012-2013 (http://www.americanhaikuarchives.org/curators/LeroyGorman.html).
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Nice. It has that quality of suggesting more than you can understand.
Ah, I love rain haiku, and love good wine, especially run by some great companies like Harveys who were incredibly generous handing out full unopened bottles of wine, and 'champagne cognac' too. ;-)
Fun play on words, with notes of tarmac and rain-splashed leaf.
Nice. It has that quality of suggesting more than you can understand.
full-bodied rain
the wine tasting
winds down
—LeRoy Gorman
Ah, I love rain haiku, and love good wine, especially run by some great companies like Harveys who were incredibly generous handing out full unopened bottles of wine, and 'champagne cognac' too. ;-)
Fun play on words, with notes of tarmac and rain-splashed leaf.
warm regards,
Alan