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Author: Seren Fargo

Once a wildlife biologist, Seren Fargo now incorporates her love of the natural world in her poetry. In 2009, she began writing haiku and established the Bellingham Haiku Group, which she currently co-coordinates. Her work has expanded to include other types of Japanese short-form poetry, such as tanka and collaborative pieces, as well as combining her poems and photography. Her work has won awards and been published in eleven countries.
it happens every year but still the woods filled with birdsong
Posted on 31 August 201129 August 2011Author Seren FargoCategories Issue 11.2Tags birds, haiku, summer6 Comments on
long summer the smell of rain new again
Posted on 2 September 201129 August 2011Author Seren FargoCategories Issue 11.2Tags haiku, rain, summer7 Comments on
summer’s end— I let the thimbleberry rest on my tongue
Posted on 23 September 201121 September 2011Author Seren FargoCategories Issue 11.2Tags berries, haiku, summer8 Comments on
my favorite color doesn?t matter? cherry blossoms  
Posted on 5 November 20121 November 2012Author Seren FargoCategories Issue 12.13 Comments on
sunny day — telling time by my cat’s choice of window
Posted on 27 November 201213 November 2012Author Seren FargoCategories Issue 12.18 Comments on
a fawn at the heels of a lame doe sun mixes with rain
Posted on 12 November 20195 November 2019Author Seren FargoCategories Issue 19.23 Comments on
rehashing an old argument frost heaves
Posted on 25 January 202127 December 2020Author Seren FargoCategories Issue 20.24 Comments on
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