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Author: Joyce Clement

Joyce Clement's haiku has been published in a variety of online and print journals and anthologies. She was a featured poet in A New Resonance 7: Emerging Voices in English-Language Haiku (Red Moon Press), and her book Beyond My View, received a Haiku Society of America's Merit Book Award. She was also a 2014 Haiku Foundation Touchstone Award winner. Since 2011, Joyce has served as a director of The Haiku Circle, an annual gathering of haiku poets held each June in Northfield, MA. Born & raised in upstate New York, she has lived & worked in central Connecticut for the last 30 years.
some color lost in the wash autumn rain  
Posted on 20 August 202130 July 2021Author Joyce ClementCategories Issue 21.12 Comments on
hard frost a blue tarp saddles the old barn’s roof  
Posted on 22 October 20203 October 2020Author Joyce ClementCategories Issue 20.22 Comments on
poems without verbs the heat         (Originally appeared in Modern Haiku 46.2)
Posted on 12 July 201724 June 2017Author Joyce ClementCategories Issue 17.16 Comments on
late again a dozen roses all alike       (Originally published in Modern Haiku, 40.3)
Posted on 3 May 201728 April 2017Author Joyce ClementCategories Issue 17.17 Comments on
the whole day how to write it… hummingbird hawk moth     (Included in Beyond My View, Endion Press, 2011)
Posted on 25 November 20163 November 2016Author Joyce ClementCategories Issue 16.24 Comments on
B positive even my blood type full of advice       (originally appeared in Modern Haiku, 45:3)
Posted on 19 October 20167 October 2016Author Joyce ClementCategories Issue 16.219 Comments on
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