Jeff Hoagland is a lifelong naturalist and an environmental educator with a passion for the wild. He enjoys sharing nature with his family and friends. Jeff's haiku can be found widely, in haiku journals, and on large stones throughout his community. He was featured in A New Resonance 7, enjoys presenting in-the-field haiku workshops, and is an Associate Editor for The Heron's Nest.
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__In reading this, Jeff, my imagination was spurred; nifty, that, the intent of haiku/senryu. _m
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__In reading this, Jeff, my imagination was spurred; nifty, that, the intent of haiku/senryu. _m
rock bass
this long night swim
a red eye
Intriguing possibilities. I like the way these few words send my thoughts in different directions.
Intriguing and fun, all in a short pithy poem.
I don't think we have sunfish here in Ireland, but I really like the lightness of this haiku.
marion
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