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Author: Carl Seguiban

Carl's native tongue is Chavacano, spoken by less than half a million people and dwindling. A trained architect, haiku appeals to his modernist leanings. "Less is more," "form follows function"- these dicta for modernism also guide his haiku. His poems have been published in Modern Haiku, Frogpond, Bottle Rockets, A Hundred Gourds, Moongarlic, Presence, Under the Basho, paper wasp, FreeXpression, The Heron's Nest, cattails, Prune Juice among others. He hopes to publish a haiku book in Chavacano before he or the language disappears.
  paper dolls — she tries on her mother’s voice  
Posted on 9 May 201614 September 2025Author Carl SeguibanCategories Issue 16.18 Comments on
  ending in wind chimes— the heat
Posted on 22 October 201511 October 2015Author Carl SeguibanCategories Issue 15.213 Comments on
last rites. . . rain fading into bird song     (Received 1st Place in the 2015 Betty Drevniok Award)
Posted on 23 September 201517 September 2015Author Carl SeguibanCategories Issue 15.26 Comments on
deeper each time the summer well
Posted on 10 June 201523 June 2015Author Carl SeguibanCategories Issue 15.110 Comments on
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