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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saw photo:
junkyard of ships
-cruise industry doomed
saw photo:
junkyard of ships
-cruise industry doomed
noon heat
how long for us yet
wearing masks
unlike others having
it deep within them
covid summer
recycling
travel brochures
—KATHRYN J. STEVENS
Ah, yes, those piles of travel brochures and glossy magazines gathering dust and competing with boxes of supplies! Great topical haiku!
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coronavirus how it trips and slides effortlessly into forbidden syllables
Alan Summers
Forbidden Syllables (Bones Library May 2020)