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Author: Stanford M. Forrester

Stanford M. Forrester is a past president of the Haiku Society of America as well as the editor of bottle rockets: a collection of short verse, which boasts its 14th year in print. Stanford has had poems published in many journals and anthologies worldwide. He perhaps is most proud of his haiku being included in Haiku edited by Peter Washington in the Everyman?s Pocket Poetry Series published by Knopf and American Zen: A Gathering of Poets published by Bottomdog Press. In 2004 he took first seat in the 57th Annual Basho Anthology Contest in Ueno, Japan and in 2012, one of his haiku won second place in the International Robert Frost Poetry & Haiku contest.
deep snow … the acorn up to its cap
Posted on 3 December 201019 October 2010Author Stanford M. ForresterCategories Issue 10.3Tags haiku, snow, winter5 Comments on
not getting my joke but he smiles anyway– the stone buddha
Posted on 24 December 201027 November 2010Author Stanford M. ForresterCategories Issue 10.3Tags buddha, haiku6 Comments on
November walk — settling for what’s left of the bittersweet       (2nd Place Winner of the 2012 Robert Frost International Poetry Contest)
Posted on 15 March 201313 March 2013Author Stanford M. ForresterCategories Issue 13.15 Comments on
day moon– the poem sounded better last night
Posted on 22 March 201320 March 2013Author Stanford M. ForresterCategories Issue 13.117 Comments on
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