silence
the white space
around your poem

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kjmunro

kjmunro lives in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada. She has recently joined the Executive of Haiku Canada, &, as a volunteer for The Whitehorse Poetry Society (now called Yukon Writers' Collective Ink), she helped organize the biennial Whitehorse Poetry Festival. She was awarded Honorable Mention in the 2014 Robert Spiess Memorial Haiku Award Competition, & her leaflet, summer evening, is available through Leaf Press. (www.leafpress.ca)

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  1. Lovely!
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    silence
    the white space
    around your poem

    —KJMUNRO
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    I've written a lot about white space & negative space as it fascinates me. Yes, the unsaid but sometimes still known and realised feelings and words that need not be said too.
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    white sails…
    a wind has also shaped
    the tree

    Alan Summers
    Azami #21 (Japan, 1994); reprinted Azami #22 & 27 (Japan, 1995); tinywords (2006); Aesthetics (Bath Spa University publication, Summer 2007)

    Anthology credits:
    a procession of ripples, an anthology of selected haiku ed. laryalee fraser (2006)
    Faces and Place ed. Don Baird (The Little Buddha Press 2015)
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    The wind is its own white space and more! Sometimes silent, sometimes a whisper, sometimes a roar, but always leaving negative or white space behind it.

    1. Hi Donna,
      If you click onto Kathy's name under her haiku (—KJMUNRO) that will give you some bio info.
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      Plus
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      Also if you do an internet search with "KJMUNRO" haiku you will find a few wonderful results. Happy searching! :-)

      warm regards,
      Alan

  2. very nice, Katherine, I really like the white color in the poem.

    separation-
    whiter than the moon
    white wisteria

  3. thanks everyone for these kind words & the wonderful comments – I love the poems in response to other poems – & thanks especially Alan – an online search will turn up some work – & I have 2 leaflets with Leaf Press now
    cheers,kj

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