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Author: j. zimmerman

J. Zimmerman is a poet, essayist, and critic. She was the first poet-in-residence for the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music. With Gregory Longenecker she authored the Frogpond article "A Disarmingly Simple Challenge: The Buson One Hundred" and is thrilled at how many poets have taken "The Buson One Hundred Challenge" to write ten haiku a day for one hundred days. Her article "Gender of Poets Winning Haiku and Senryu Contests" will appear in a 2019 issue of Presence.
the wishbone heart of winter  
Posted on 24 December 20244 December 2024Author j. zimmermanCategories Issue 24.24 Comments on
burning leaves a stranger at Auschwitz asks me where I’m from  
Posted on 7 December 202327 November 2023Author j. zimmermanCategories Issue 23.22 Comments on
mosquito his little theater of cruelty
Posted on 1 August 202319 July 2023Author j. zimmermanCategories Issue 23.14 Comments on
winter camping the dark matter that hums to us  
Posted on 16 January 202313 December 2022Author j. zimmermanCategories Issue 22.21 Comment on
global warming the delicate oars of this lifeboat
Posted on 14 October 20215 October 2021Author j. zimmermanCategories Issue 21.26 Comments on
he tells me he’s forced to retire falling-leaf moon    
Posted on 15 July 202012 July 2020Author j. zimmermanCategories Issue 20.12 Comments on
yin and yang snow paints the coal yard
Posted on 10 February 202022 January 2020Author j. zimmermanCategories Issue 19.25 Comments on
spring fever he offers me a micro-dose
Posted on 23 May 201917 May 2019Author j. zimmermanCategories Issue 19.11 Comment on
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