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Author: Melissa Spurr

Melissa enjoys reading, writing, photography, losing herself in the wild, and working with power tools. Her poems have been published in an assortment of fine haiku journals, and she is a featured poet in the Red Moon Press publication, A New Resonance 7: Emerging Voices in English Language Haiku.
a jarful of coins from faraway places winter stars
Posted on 18 March 201115 March 2011Author Melissa SpurrCategories Issue 11.1Tags haiku, night, winter11 Comments on
night sky the rusted tin roof leaking moonlight
Posted on 23 February 201118 February 2011Author Melissa SpurrCategories Issue 11.1Tags haiku, light, moon6 Comments on
late autumn walk the many paths I could have taken
Posted on 30 December 200930 December 2009Author Melissa SpurrCategories Issue 09.1Tags autumn, haiku9 Comments on
autumn sunlight the old dog unearths her favorite toy
Posted on 21 December 200922 December 2009Author Melissa SpurrCategories Issue 09.1Tags autumn, haiga, haiku, photograph6 Comments on
childless couple a birthday cake for the dog
Posted on 28 May 20081 October 2025Author Melissa SpurrCategories Issue 089 Comments on
desert snowfall- the saguaro’s white shoulders
Posted on 6 March 20081 October 2025Author Melissa SpurrCategories Issue 0813 Comments on
bare maple branches grandpa’s fingers curl around his cane
Posted on 1 January 20081 October 2025Author Melissa SpurrCategories Issue 08Leave a comment on
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