withered vines —
stringing winter into
a rosary

 

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Sondra J. Byrnes

Sondra J. Byrnes, relatively new to writing poetry, writes haiku, senryu, and tanka. Her poetry has been published in Frogpond, Prune Juice, tinywords, A Hundred Gourds, Ribbons, Modern Haiku, The Heron's Nest, Moongarlic, among others. Along with short form poetry, Byrnes is interested in ikebana and chanoyu. Byrnes is a retired law and business professor from the University of Notre Dame; she lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

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  1. Lovely sounds in this haiku that 'string' it together tightly – assonance in: with… string… winter… int… and even the eye rhyme with vines. And 'rosary' has an emotionally satisfying rhythm to it too. Really like it.

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