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Author: Marion Alice Poirier

Marion Alice Poirier lives in Boston, MA and has been writing and reading haiku for more than ten years. She also writes short poetry and is working on a book of the same with haiku interspersed.
an old woman sweeps the walk of cherry blossoms children’s laughter
Posted on 30 June 201125 June 2011Author Marion Alice PoirierCategories Issue 11.2Tags children, flowers, haiku, spring13 Comments on
mitten drawer ? mending the holes left by her child  
Posted on 21 November 201210 November 2012Author Marion Alice PoirierCategories Issue 12.116 Comments on
moving sale … among the bric-a-brac the owner?s dog
Posted on 18 December 201311 December 2013Author Marion Alice PoirierCategories Issue 13.33 Comments on
frost in the air … this urge to rake again the ashes of autumn  
Posted on 2 November 20168 October 2016Author Marion Alice PoirierCategories Issue 16.25 Comments on
November fog in the crowd an old friend without a name  
Posted on 14 November 20163 November 2016Author Marion Alice PoirierCategories Issue 16.26 Comments on
an old friend without a name fallen leaves  
Posted on 4 May 201827 April 2018Author Marion Alice PoirierCategories Issue 18.18 Comments on
ballet shoes in the Goodwill box a child’s dream
Posted on 12 June 20185 June 2018Author Marion Alice PoirierCategories Issue 18.13 Comments on
lifting a glass to my dear friends… winter stars  
Posted on 31 December 202027 December 2020Author Marion Alice PoirierCategories Issue 20.23 Comments on
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