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Author: Michelle Schaefer

Michelle Schaefer is a member and current President of Haiku Northwest in the Seattle area. She has been published in Frogpond, Acorn and Modern Haiku. She lives in Bothell Washington where she finds inspiration for writing and living.
the way fingers know the keys starless night  
Posted on 30 May 202228 May 2022Author Michelle SchaeferCategories Issue 22.16 Comments on
koi pond the things I have yet to outgrow
Posted on 24 January 202220 January 2022Author Michelle SchaeferCategories Issue 21.24 Comments on
trick-or-treating the warmth of the skeleton’s hand  
Posted on 29 October 20203 October 2020Author Michelle SchaeferCategories Issue 20.24 Comments on
light studded hillside the miles of night till the next town  
Posted on 29 June 202028 June 2020Author Michelle SchaeferCategories Issue 20.16 Comments on
first light her hands already full of the day’s chores  
Posted on 16 December 20199 December 2019Author Michelle SchaeferCategories Issue 19.25 Comments on
somewhere a waterfall I can’t see the sound
Posted on 22 December 201715 December 2017Author Michelle SchaeferCategories Issue 17.27 Comments on
  wild mint all my should-haves gone to seed
Posted on 4 December 201728 November 2017Author Michelle SchaeferCategories Issue 17.26 Comments on
king sized bed room enough for separate dreams
Posted on 3 May 201628 April 2016Author Michelle SchaeferCategories Issue 16.15 Comments on
  I cycle through cloud formations laundry day
Posted on 20 October 201511 October 2015Author Michelle SchaeferCategories Issue 15.27 Comments on
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