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Category: Issue 10.1

Words Words

tinywords resumes publication, with a painting by Natalie d’Arbeloff
Posted on 17 May 20103 July 2010Author Natalie d'ArbeloffCategories Issue 10.1Tags art, haiga, painting29 Comments on Words Words
butterfly — the way you leave and come back
Posted on 18 May 201016 May 2010Author Claudette RussellCategories Issue 10.1Tags butterfly, haiku11 Comments on
spring is coming one door of the deli is open
Posted on 19 May 201016 May 2010Author Tom FrenkelCategories Issue 10.1Tags haiku, spring5 Comments on
Street vendors selling flowers for other men’s wives
Posted on 20 May 201016 May 2010Author James WestbrooksCategories Issue 10.1Tags flowers, haiku, spring6 Comments on
Five minutes before the alarm — birdsong, birdsong.
Posted on 21 May 201026 June 2010Author Jon SummersCategories Issue 10.1Tags birds, morning, spring13 Comments on
day at the park picnic blankets blanketed with cherry blossoms
Posted on 24 May 201021 May 2010Author Don MillerCategories Issue 10.1Tags flowers, haiku, spring3 Comments on
spring scent of nothing burning
Posted on 25 May 201022 May 2010Author Peter NewtonCategories Issue 10.1Tags one line, spring5 Comments on
first thaw pink petals in the elevator
Posted on 26 May 201022 May 2010Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 10.1Tags flowers, haiku, spring3 Comments on
sprouting grasses — deleting the contacts i never call
Posted on 27 May 201022 May 2010Author Brendan SlaterCategories Issue 10.1Tags haiku, spring2 Comments on
I pause to watch the moon riding the clouds the boy tugs my hand
Posted on 28 May 201022 May 2010Author Bob BrillCategories Issue 10.1Tags children, haiku, moon13 Comments on
walking barefoot in the mud a young woman carries the world on her head
Posted on 31 May 201022 May 2010Author Barry GoodmannCategories Issue 10.1Tags spring4 Comments on
Another weekend over, under a sky of stars I empty the car.
Posted on 1 June 201022 May 2010Author Jon SummersCategories Issue 10.1Tags cars, one line, weekend6 Comments on
row houses wear tinfoiled windows blind to spring
Posted on 2 June 201028 June 2010Author T. D. IngramCategories Issue 10.1Tags haiku, spring2 Comments on
green tractor plowing drags over black furrows a lace scarf of gulls
Posted on 3 June 201022 May 2010Author F.J. BergmannCategories Issue 10.1Tags haiku, spring5 Comments on
riverside wedding — the flower girl picks a dandelion
Posted on 4 June 201022 May 2010Author Bill WatersCategories Issue 10.1Tags flowers, haiku, river, wedding6 Comments on
low tide . . . river mud glistens pink in the setting sun
Posted on 7 June 201022 May 2010Author Bill WatersCategories Issue 10.1Tags haiku, river, sunset, water9 Comments on
On a bed of leaves, a deer skeleton picked clean, save one furry hoof.
Posted on 8 June 201022 May 2010Author James BrushCategories Issue 10.1Tags haiku, spring10 Comments on
covered with blossoms a business card floats on the pond
Posted on 9 June 201022 May 2010Author Barry GoodmannCategories Issue 10.1Tags haiku, spring, water8 Comments on
in between the notes heartbeats so loud
Posted on 10 June 201022 May 2010Author Roman LyakhovetskyCategories Issue 10.1Tags haiku, spring4 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
in an old car an old man and an old dog
Posted on 14 June 201022 May 2010Author David SerjeantCategories Issue 10.1Tags car, dog, haiku8 Comments on
remission — in the rear-view the crow settles back on the roadkill
Posted on 15 June 201022 May 2010Author David SerjeantCategories Issue 10.1Tags haiku4 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
the lie i almost tell bruised ginger
Posted on 17 June 201022 May 2010Author Brendan SlaterCategories Issue 10.1Tags haiku, spring7 Comments on
stars clearly aware
Posted on 18 June 201022 May 2010Author Amin Jack P?dziwiaterCategories Issue 10.1Tags haiku8 Comments on
The way I rake the desert :: that would be my poverty
Posted on 21 June 201022 May 2010Author Grant HackettCategories Issue 10.1Tags one line12 Comments on
Clouds building outside Heralding a thunderstorm My cube grows smaller
Posted on 22 June 201022 May 2010Author Jay HoltCategories Issue 10.1Tags clouds, haiku, rain, spring, storms3 Comments on
the wind howling horizon on a wave
Posted on 23 June 201022 May 2010Author Kala RameshCategories Issue 10.1Tags haiku, monostich, one line, wind6 Comments on
Sunreal
Posted on 24 June 201022 May 2010Author Joseph CarfagnoCategories Issue 10.1Tags one line, one word, sun, sunlight11 Comments on
Hidden by the fog, mockingbirds and wrens sing maps outlining the trees.
Posted on 25 June 201022 May 2010Author James BrushCategories Issue 10.1Tags birds, haiku, spring13 Comments on
morning coffee one bare foot under another
Posted on 28 June 201022 May 2010Author Matt RobisonCategories Issue 10.1Tags haiku, morning11 Comments on
empty tree– except one nest
Posted on 29 June 201029 June 2010Author L. A. EvansCategories Issue 10.1Tags haiku, nest, spring, tree5 Comments on
almost there would be a gas station
Posted on 30 June 201022 May 2010Author Roman LyakhovetskyCategories Issue 10.1Tags haiku, travel8 Comments on
summer T-ball — between batters outfielders chase butterflies
Posted on 1 July 201029 June 2010Author Kathe L. PalkaCategories Issue 10.1Tags baseball, haiku, summer9 Comments on
sunday line of parking meters all expired [haiga: click URL to see image]
Posted on 2 July 20103 July 2010Author Jeffrey WinkeCategories Issue 10.1Tags art, haiga, haiku, parking, sunday5 Comments on

Issue 10.1 Now Available in Print

Issue 10.1 is now complete, and I’m pleased to be able to offer it as a printed book. This is something I’ve wanted to do with tinywords for a long time. There
Posted on 5 July 20108 June 2020Author d. f. tweneyCategories Editor's Notes, Issue 10.1Tags colophon5 Comments on Issue 10.1 Now Available in Print
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