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Author: Marilyn Shoemaker Hazelton

Marilyn Hazelton is editor of red lights, an international tanka journal, where tradition and innovation meet. Rostered as a teaching poet with the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, her work includes residencies in France, Japan and Morocco.
how casually a brown bird catches a butterfly in its beak and flies away
Posted on 30 August 201129 August 2011Author Marilyn Shoemaker HazeltonCategories Issue 11.2Tags birds, butterflies, summer, tanka7 Comments on
overnight the leafing returns to this dying oak beneath my hand such desire for spring
Posted on 24 October 201115 October 2011Author Marilyn Shoemaker HazeltonCategories Issue 11.2Tags spring, tanka, trees5 Comments on
the shape of my sadness like a cloud drifting fraying, taking form again oh, but I love this life
Posted on 10 December 20139 December 2013Author Marilyn Shoemaker HazeltonCategories Issue 13.36 Comments on
interrupting my self-criticism ? a cardinal chirrups for her mate  
Posted on 2 April 201523 June 2015Author Marilyn Shoemaker HazeltonCategories Issue 15.14 Comments on
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