Jean LeBlanc taught college writing and literature for twenty-five years. Her most recent haiku collection is Nod if the Wind (Cyberwit, 2026). An artist as well as a poet, she explores the transformative power of imagery using collage, asemic writing, and other visual media. Her work can be seen on Facebook, Jean LeBlanc Poetry and Art.
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The framed frame; hand carved from teak; a virtuous art.
__ Quickly felt Jean, Nifty! _m
The framed frame; hand carved from teak; a virtuous art.
__ Quickly felt Jean, Nifty! _m
Love this!
Nice!
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Subject is frame!
Limits in limits
No matter what there
is
or there
isn’t
I like it.
Thank you, everyone! I wanted also to include that one of my favorite authors is Janet Frame, but I thought that might be too much… :-)
Love it!
artists's gaze
framing a window of
frameless sky
I could imagine this in an art gallery!
marion
.
art studio
an empty frame
frames an empty frame
—JEAN LEBLANC
.
Moving in its poignancy, sometimes we too are empty frames only hanging up by another empty frame.
painting a forest
another of the red leaves
caught on an easel
Alan Summers
Award credit:
Commendation, VI Polish International Haiku Competition 2016
I enjoyed Jean's poem, so creative. I see many frames at thrift stores. They are lovely just as they are – with vintage pictures, or empty.
I see many frames at thrift stores. They are lovely just as they are – with vintage pictures, or empty. Thank so much