Joan is a writer and teacher who lives in Cottonwood, AZ. She has had haiku published in Frogpond, Modern Haiku and other journals and anthologies. Some of her longer poems have been set to music by contemporary composers for choral groups.
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I really like your haiku Joan.
I've heard the canyon wren sing and the canyons serve as a natural amphitheater. The sounds is so pure, startling clear. Thank you for bringing me back to Arizona.
I really like your haiku Joan.
I've heard the canyon wren sing and the canyons serve as a natural amphitheater. The sounds is so pure, startling clear. Thank you for bringing me back to Arizona.
Beautiful!
Love it, but not sure it goes with the hay bales in the background!
:)
Most impressed with the outdoor theater idea
followed by soliloquy.
thank you Joan
Lovely, Joan. Thank you.
Beautiful! I feel like I am there looking up at a blue sky, soaking in the sunshine, listening to a joyful song!
Thank you for sharing Joan!
Cheered me on a cold and cloudy day in Michigan. I hear only geese on their way south.
Very nice Joan
So succinct.
nice