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Author: Sandra Simpson

Sandra Simpson has been the editor of Haiku NewZ since its inception in 2005. She is also a Red Moon Anthology nominating editor and blogs about haiku at breathhaiku.wordpress.com. She lives in Tauranga, New Zealand and intends (soon, honestly) to gather a second collection of her work.
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Posted on 1 April 202523 March 2025Author Sandra SimpsonCategories Issue 25.15 Comments on
waiting for the sheep to pass a skylark's song
Posted on 13 July 201124 June 2011Author Sandra SimpsonCategories Issue 11.2Tags birds, haiku, one line, sheep4 Comments on
black cattle among the trees heat lightning
Posted on 31 March 201127 March 2011Author Sandra SimpsonCategories Issue 11.1Tags cattle, haiku, lightning3 Comments on
stuttering light the sound of tea being poured
Posted on 25 February 201118 February 2011Author Sandra SimpsonCategories Issue 11.1Tags haiku, light, tea7 Comments on
the first brush-stroke black the sound of thunder
Posted on 12 February 2010Author Sandra SimpsonCategories Issue 09.1Tags haiku7 Comments on
dull day — the way a raindrop runs down the banana leaf
Posted on 19 December 20071 October 2025Author Sandra SimpsonCategories Issue 079 Comments on
holding a moth in your cupped hands moonrise
Posted on 2 October 20071 October 2025Author Sandra SimpsonCategories Issue 07Leave a comment on
folded in the corner of the linen cupboard – a moth
Posted on 10 January 20071 October 2025Author Sandra SimpsonCategories Issue 0712 Comments on
last rose how pink this morning
Posted on 18 September 20061 October 2025Author Sandra SimpsonCategories Issue 068 Comments on
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