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Author: Peg Duthie

Peg Duthie lives in Nashville. Her poems have appeared in 7x20, unFold, and elsewhere.

she swings her cane
as if it could cut
flowers she planted
and now cannot name . . .
inside, a cousin seals another box

Posted on 7 October 20163 October 2016Author Peg DuthieCategories Issue 16.27 Comments on

free from school
the chalk dances
across the sidewalk

Posted on 7 July 20103 July 2010Author Peg DuthieCategories Issue 10.2Tags children, haiku, summer8 Comments on

the hem of my dress
too wet for the wind

Posted on 16 June 201022 May 2010Author Peg DuthieCategories Issue 10.1Tags haiku, spring6 Comments on

snatched by the wind,
my check zips past the daffodils —
I almost let it go

Posted on 11 June 201022 May 2010Author Peg DuthieCategories Issue 10.1Tags flowers, haiku, spring, wind3 Comments on
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