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Author: Sam Bateman

Since college, where he earned a degree in art and design, Sam Bateman has been a visual artist working in the medium of wood, making mostly smaller, sculptural objects. More recently, having had a longtime interest in reading poetry, he has started writing haiku and shorter poems.
Groundhog Day? shaving the shadow from my face  
Posted on 7 June 20173 June 2017Author Sam BatemanCategories Issue 17.17 Comments on
  free Wi-Fi . . . each to their own device
Posted on 17 October 20177 October 2017Author Sam BatemanCategories Issue 17.210 Comments on
Supermoon the night sky surrenders
Posted on 27 April 201824 April 2018Author Sam BatemanCategories Issue 18.18 Comments on
opening night … the stars arrive right on time  
Posted on 15 June 20185 June 2018Author Sam BatemanCategories Issue 18.16 Comments on
the ins and outs of a social network –ant colony  
Posted on 10 January 201923 December 2018Author Sam BatemanCategories Issue 18.23 Comments on
hot day sitting inside the fan’s white noise
Posted on 12 June 20199 June 2019Author Sam BatemanCategories Issue 19.12 Comments on
deep winter a spider’s web in the skylight
Posted on 5 February 202022 January 2020Author Sam BatemanCategories Issue 19.21 Comment on
path of nettles the sting from an old memory  
Posted on 18 June 202015 June 2020Author Sam BatemanCategories Issue 20.12 Comments on
more than enough to fill an afternoon summer cumulus
Posted on 8 July 20206 July 2020Author Sam BatemanCategories Issue 20.18 Comments on
storm surge– the rising cost of beach sand    
Posted on 8 December 20203 October 2020Author Sam BatemanCategories Issue 20.21 Comment on
receding hairline growing my collection of hats
Posted on 9 August 202124 July 2021Author Sam BatemanCategories Issue 21.14 Comments on
the hurry-up in a squirrel’s tail autumn chill
Posted on 30 November 202119 November 2021Author Sam BatemanCategories Issue 21.24 Comments on
the squeak from new wiper blades end of summer  
Posted on 19 July 20224 July 2022Author Sam BatemanCategories Issue 22.13 Comments on
deepening drought . . . dinosaur tracks rise out of the river
Posted on 11 October 202210 October 2022Author Sam BatemanCategories Issue 22.24 Comments on
putting the wild back in wildflower— skunk cabbage  
Posted on 21 November 202311 November 2023Author Sam BatemanCategories Issue 23.22 Comments on
making the most of an old tin roof . . . drumming flicker
Posted on 20 December 202327 November 2023Author Sam BatemanCategories Issue 23.22 Comments on
fishing lodge stories everything measured in fingers of whiskey  
Posted on 30 April 202418 April 2024Author Sam BatemanCategories Issue 24.11 Comment on
ending my day on a high note red-winged blackbird  
Posted on 14 January 20256 December 2024Author Sam BatemanCategories Issue 24.21 Comment on
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