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Author: Bill Cooper

Bill Cooper is president emeritus at the University of Richmond. His haiku appear in a variety of journals. His most recent haiku collection is tending gumbo (Red Moon Press, 2020).

fogbow
turtle eggs near the tideline
scattered and soaked

Posted on 8 June 202611 May 2026Author Bill CooperCategories Issue 26.11 Comment on

crescent moon
a foal’s whisker bends
toward milk

Posted on 16 December 202512 December 2025Author Bill CooperCategories Issue 25.2Leave a comment on

subtle shifts
of a swallow-tailed kite
twilight jazz

Posted on 8 April 202527 March 2025Author Bill CooperCategories Issue 25.17 Comments on

an orphan
chooses her birthday
first crocus

Posted on 3 April 20241 April 2024Author Bill CooperCategories Issue 24.12 Comments on

lottery call expressions at the midnight cafe

Posted on 1 February 20246 January 2024Author Bill CooperCategories Issue 23.2Leave a comment on

tidepool minnows the splosh of a spoonbill

Posted on 29 June 20239 June 2023Author Bill CooperCategories Issue 23.13 Comments on

sixty years on
the bulge in a knuckle
grazed by a fastball

Posted on 2 November 202224 October 2022Author Bill CooperCategories Issue 22.21 Comment on

rusting in dry dock
a boat named
let it be

Posted on 2 June 202118 April 2021Author Bill CooperCategories Issue 21.11 Comment on

the barn owl
shaking his head
debate night

Posted on 15 October 202028 September 2020Author Bill CooperCategories Issue 20.23 Comments on

scent of cedar
a yellow-bellied slider
from sun to shade

Posted on 22 March 201718 March 2017Author Bill CooperCategories Issue 17.122 Comments on

alpenglow the minnow slips a second paw

Posted on 5 November 201531 October 2015Author Bill CooperCategories Issue 15.25 Comments on

Christmas eve wrapping a cold-stunned turtle in seaweed

 

Posted on 3 March 201523 June 2015Author Bill CooperCategories Issue 15.17 Comments on

wild aster
why am i so easily
amused

 

Posted on 20 November 201417 November 2014Author Bill CooperCategories Issue 14.23 Comments on

unweathered slats
in the old dune fence
plover trills

Posted on 25 September 201321 September 2013Author Bill CooperCategories Issue 13.22 Comments on

dock sunset
the silvery pinks
of loose fish scales

Posted on 17 October 20129 October 2012Author Bill CooperCategories Issue 12.13 Comments on

abbey ruins
through a window frame
a tuft of wild barley

Posted on 7 October 2011Author Bill CooperCategories Issue 11.2Tags haiku, ruins4 Comments on
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