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Author: River Malcolm

River Malcolm is a family therapist living on Orcas Island in Washington state. Although she has written poetry for almost fifty years, she fell in love with haiku as a daily practice this past summer.

muddy trail
deep footprints
filling with rain

Posted on 7 September 20051 October 2025Author River MalcolmCategories Issue 0511 Comments on

roadside field
barbed wire fence
leaning into mist

Posted on 17 August 20051 October 2025Author River MalcolmCategories Issue 0512 Comments on

school garden
sunflower bowing
under a crow’s weight

Posted on 3 August 20051 October 2025Author River MalcolmCategories Issue 0514 Comments on

Down the mountain
lost mitten lying
palm up on the trail

Posted on 31 March 20051 October 2025Author River MalcolmCategories Issue 0510 Comments on

“DO NOT ENTER” tape
lifting in the spring breeze —
the gate opened wide

Posted on 22 March 20051 October 2025Author River MalcolmCategories Issue 058 Comments on

the wind and the kids
the kids and the wind
all the way home

Posted on 27 October 20041 October 2025Author River MalcolmCategories Issue 046 Comments on

Wind whipped lake
one yellow maple leaf
riding the waves

Posted on 22 October 20041 October 2025Author River MalcolmCategories Issue 049 Comments on
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