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Author: Marjorie Buettner

Marjorie Buettner has been writing poetry all of her life. She concentrates on the haiku, tanka and haibun forms. Widely published, she has received many awards for her poetry and has taught at the Loft in Minneapolis. Marjorie lives with her family in Chisago City, Minnesota.
in the distance gunshots opening the dark
Posted on 3 November 201010 October 2010Author Marjorie BuettnerCategories Issue 10.3Tags cities, guns, one line9 Comments on
winterlight a blur of birdsong in the air
Posted on 16 March 201115 March 2011Author Marjorie BuettnerCategories Issue 11.1Tags birds, haiga, haiku4 Comments on
light falling everywhere ? ? ?in its own place — summer’s end (haiga)
Posted on 5 December 201113 November 2011Author Marjorie BuettnerCategories Issue 11.3Tags autumn, haiga, haiku, light, one line, summer6 Comments on
61st birthday– making the plum jelly a little sweeter
Posted on 9 November 20124 November 2012Author Marjorie BuettnerCategories Issue 12.112 Comments on
I always thought mother’s silk pillow cases a luxury now that they are mine I dream silk worms threading light to light
Posted on 14 January 20148 January 2014Author Marjorie BuettnerCategories Issue 13.318 Comments on
hovering dragonfly I too hesitate now and then
Posted on 12 June 201523 June 2015Author Marjorie BuettnerCategories Issue 15.18 Comments on
the slow sinking of the wishing coin summer’s end    
Posted on 5 October 202130 September 2021Author Marjorie BuettnerCategories Issue 21.24 Comments on
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