she walks
out of the shadow
he casts…
a pea tendril
coils upward
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Marilyn Gehant
Marilyn Gehant is a lover of Japanese arts, among them Sumi-e, ink painting. She studied Ikebana flower arranging under Ikka Nakashima and exhibited her arrangements at the Chicago Botanic Garden. Now a member of the Yuki Teikei Haiku Society in San Jose, California, her free verse and haiku appear in journals and anthologies.
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Going their own way, with just a hint of haughtiness. Good for them!
Going their own way, with just a hint of haughtiness. Good for them!
My late friend Dan Bergin
Always enjoyed
That he thought
He made up
“she came out of the darkness like she was made of it”.
He was a parole officer.