Kathryn J. Stevens worked in marketing communications with IBM and before that with one of the divisions of The State University of New York at Albany. Her poems have been published in Modern Haiku, Frogpond, Ribbons, Haibun Today, Contemporary Haibun Online,The Heron?s Nest and KYSO Flash. She currently lives with her husband and elderly cat in Cary, North Carolina.
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__ They'd not be singing were it not for the moon and stars. So nicely seen and felt Kathryn; heard at moonrise, my imaginations carried me onward. _m
__ They'd not be singing were it not for the moon and stars. So nicely seen and felt Kathryn; heard at moonrise, my imaginations carried me onward. _m
night chorus
as crickets harmonize
a far owl
Lovely sense of tranquillity in this, Kathryn.
marion
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moonrise
a bullfrog
greets the dog star
—KATHRYN J. STEVENS
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Great visual! And of course the sound then follows with that greeting!
I like the three aspects:
moonrise
.
a bullfrog
.
greets the dog star
and
moonrise
.
a bullfrog
greets the dog star
Making for a great two line phrase.
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the rhythm of rain
a toad sleeps deep
with her moon
Alan Summers
Brass Bell: a haiku journal
Moon Haiku issue: Wednesday, October 1, 2014