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Author: Bruce H. Feingold

Bruce H. Feingold published his first collection of haiku, A New Moon, in 2004, and a second volume, Sunrise on the Lodge, was published by Red Moon Press in 2010. Bruce publishes regularly in haiku journals, such as Modern Haiku, Mariposa and Frogpond. His poems reflect his work as a practicing psychologist and passion for family, traveling, hiking, yoga and Buddhism.
Buddha eyes– a hunchbacked woman sweeps the temple steps
Posted on 9 December 201019 October 2010Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 10.3Tags autumn, cities, haiku, temples4 Comments on
iridescence of the dogwood leaf– autumn moon
Posted on 15 March 201115 March 2011Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 11.1Tags haiku, light, moon3 Comments on
the curve of her hips— buttercups
Posted on 12 July 201124 June 2011Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 11.2Tags flowers, haiku, summer7 Comments on
a swallowtail touches my fingertips— warrior pose
Posted on 19 July 201124 June 2011Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 11.2Tags birds, haiku, senryu4 Comments on
deep sea fishing the boy’s bluster lost in the whitecaps
Posted on 20 November 201210 November 2012Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 12.18 Comments on
we live beyond us lowering the weeping cherry into moist soil
Posted on 7 August 20138 August 2013Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 13.26 Comments on
summer haze the lost timbre of dad’s voice
Posted on 10 February 201425 January 2014Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 13.35 Comments on
thunderheads I can’t let go of my argument
Posted on 5 July 20165 July 2016Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 16.15 Comments on
fire hydrant barefooted boys drenched with laugher
Posted on 26 October 20178 October 2017Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 17.23 Comments on
ancient temple the face of Buddha hacked off
Posted on 8 November 20173 November 2017Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 17.21 Comment on
summer twilight a long fly ball settles into his glove
Posted on 4 July 20185 June 2018Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 18.14 Comments on
bare-root plum the faith it takes to plant a tree
Posted on 25 December 201818 December 2018Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 18.23 Comments on
World Series the crickets singing for both teams
Posted on 7 August 201918 July 2019Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 19.15 Comments on
a new mountain trail in my chest defibrillator
Posted on 20 January 202012 January 2020Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 19.22 Comments on
spring vineyard stone farmhouse pockmarked with mortar shells
Posted on 20 May 202018 May 2020Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 20.13 Comments on
zoom therapy the small holes in the back of my sweater
Posted on 12 July 202111 July 2021Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 21.11 Comment on
may i be so graceful the flight of a swallow  
Posted on 19 December 20224 December 2022Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 22.24 Comments on
breaking waves we talk with our children about our ashes
Posted on 17 May 202327 April 2023Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 23.14 Comments on
autumn morning my granddaughter and I shake out the poppies  
Posted on 10 October 202327 September 2023Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 23.21 Comment on
silence stretches across the mesa raven calls my name  
Posted on 14 October 202411 October 2024Author Bruce H. FeingoldCategories Issue 24.23 Comments on
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