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Author: John McManus

John McManus is 32. He live is Carlisle, Cumbria, England with his wife and children. He is the former Expositions editor for A Hundred Gourds, and is the founder and current editor of Frozen Butterfly. He was awarded a Touchstone Award from The Haiku Foundation in 2012, as well as winning the annual Heron's Nest Readers choice awards. His haiku have been published in over 20 different journals and he was one of the poets featured in New Resonance 8 (Red Moon Press).
goldfish bowl my daughter asks if I’m going to die
Posted on 11 March 201523 June 2015Author John McManusCategories Issue 15.112 Comments on
fingernail moon my mother sharpens her words
Posted on 30 June 201425 June 2014Author John McManusCategories Issue 14.17 Comments on
driftwood we discuss our origins
Posted on 27 November 201316 November 2013Author John McManusCategories Issue 13.37 Comments on
unexpected heat a mannequin winks at me
Posted on 4 October 201329 September 2013Author John McManusCategories Issue 13.23 Comments on
season opener I wheel my father into the shade
Posted on 1 April 201329 March 2013Author John McManusCategories Issue 13.19 Comments on
owls hooting somewhere in the darkness I enter the last digit of her number  
Posted on 1 November 201230 October 2012Author John McManusCategories Issue 12.18 Comments on
backstroke the sound of my mother’s womb
Posted on 30 November 201113 November 2011Author John McManusCategories Issue 11.3Tags haiku, one line, swimming, water9 Comments on
row boat— we float deeper into dusk
Posted on 24 November 201113 November 2011Author John McManusCategories Issue 11.3Tags boats, evening, water16 Comments on
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