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Author: Don Wentworth

Don Wentworth's work reflects his interest in the revelatory nature of brief, haiku-like moments in everyday life. He has three full-length poetry collections: Past All Traps, Yield to the Willow, and With a Deepening Presence (Six Gallery), and a ghazal collection forthcoming in 2026 (Low Ghost Press).
fading beneath the fading cherry blossoms cherry blossom viewers  
Posted on 7 April 20262 April 2026Author Don WentworthCategories Issue 26.13 Comments on
in the pond the face of autumn rippling  
Posted on 1 June 201630 May 2016Author Don WentworthCategories Issue 16.112 Comments on
finally the graveyard, too, abandoned  
Posted on 17 June 201523 June 2015Author Don WentworthCategories Issue 15.19 Comments on
hiding in everything plain sight
Posted on 2 August 201317 July 2013Author Don WentworthCategories Issue 13.210 Comments on
The many notes of the falling rain, all in tune. (haiga)
Posted on 29 November 201224 November 2012Author Don WentworthCategories Issue 12.1Tags haiga, haiku, photograph, rain33 Comments on
Slime trail— glancing back at the glinting
Posted on 19 December 201113 November 2011Author Don WentworthCategories Issue 11.3Tags haiku9 Comments on
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