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Category: Issue 25.2

Welcome to tinywords issue 25.2

Welcome to a new issue and congratulations to our three writing prompt winners, Sam Bateman, Dave Bonta, and Rich Schilling, whose poems appear below.
Posted on 20 September 202519 September 2025Author The EditorsCategories Editor's Notes, Issue 25.2Tags Editor's Notes6 Comments on Welcome to tinywords issue 25.2
unless it is too late summer roses  
Posted on 23 September 202523 September 2025Author Olivier SchopferCategories Issue 25.25 Comments on
the surprise of late love heirloom peaches  
Posted on 24 September 202520 September 2025Author Barbara FeehrerCategories Issue 25.26 Comments on
garden wealth we force zucchini on everyone  
Posted on 25 September 202520 September 2025Author AJ JohnsonCategories Issue 25.25 Comments on
windfall apples all the promises I didn’t keep
Posted on 26 September 202520 September 2025Author Mark MillerCategories Issue 25.23 Comments on
you and me a log that won’t catch  
Posted on 29 September 202520 September 2025Author Frank HoovenCategories Issue 25.21 Comment on
after the fire ponderosa pines graph the forecast  
Posted on 30 September 202520 September 2025Author Barbara SabolCategories Issue 25.23 Comments on
a different cool than the Douglas firs redwood shade  
Posted on 1 October 202520 September 2025Author Michael Dylan WelchCategories Issue 25.24 Comments on
sleepless above this heat the night sky
Posted on 2 October 202520 September 2025Author martin gottlieb cohenCategories Issue 25.23 Comments on
starlit pond… a paper boat floats for light years
Posted on 3 October 202520 October 2025Author SriniCategories Issue 25.2Leave a comment on
night swamp all that jazz  
Posted on 6 October 20253 October 2025Author John ShifferCategories Issue 25.2Leave a comment on
quiet pond the dash-dot message of waterlilies  
Posted on 7 October 20253 October 2025Author Cherie Hunter DayCategories Issue 25.2Leave a comment on
ripples upon ripples water striders in the rain  
Posted on 8 October 20253 October 2025Author Ben GaaCategories Issue 25.24 Comments on
lily pad a dragonfly’s now syncs with mine  
Posted on 9 October 20256 October 2025Author Brad BennettCategories Issue 25.21 Comment on
night rain the crickets too have stopped to listen
Posted on 10 October 202510 October 2025Author Charles TrumbullCategories Issue 25.25 Comments on
Back from vacation— our finicky roses blooming better than ever
Posted on 13 October 202512 October 2025Author Sylvia Forges-RyanCategories Issue 25.21 Comment on
half-open roses the soloist’s bouquet allegro non troppo
Posted on 14 October 202512 October 2025Author Lorraine A PaddenCategories Issue 25.2Leave a comment on
wind-dried beach cobbles the grey seals singing each to each    
Posted on 15 October 202512 October 2025Author Kristen LindquistCategories Issue 25.21 Comment on
thunderhead— the crack of bighorn sheep
Posted on 16 October 202512 October 2025Author Dennis Owen FrohlichCategories Issue 25.21 Comment on
village well the clink-clank of copper pots in chorus  
Posted on 17 October 202512 October 2025Author Lakshmi IyerCategories Issue 25.2Leave a comment on
making do wild ducks dabble in a roadside puddle
Posted on 20 October 202516 October 2025Author Carol ReynoldsCategories Issue 25.2Leave a comment on
high surf before the hurricane . . . plovers huddle in the dunes
Posted on 21 October 202516 October 2025Author Hannah MahoneyCategories Issue 25.21 Comment on
cold night on the dunes a book of constellations
Posted on 22 October 202528 October 2025Author Shawn BlairCategories Issue 25.21 Comment on
asteroid belt a good enough reason for clutching one’s pearls  
Posted on 23 October 202516 October 2025Author Jean LeBlancCategories Issue 25.2Leave a comment on
dawn chorus starlinging me out of night terrors (haiga)
Posted on 24 October 202513 October 2025Author Debbie StrangeCategories Issue 25.2Tags haiga6 Comments on
saving daylight the translucent leaves of October  
Posted on 27 October 202516 October 2025Author Alexa SelphCategories Issue 25.22 Comments on
smile lines an old farmer’s roadside pumpkins
Posted on 28 October 202527 October 2025Author Shawn BlairCategories Issue 25.24 Comments on
every day more like a crone the carved pumpkin  
Posted on 29 October 202527 October 2025Author Patricia J. MachmillerCategories Issue 25.21 Comment on
last time through the corn maze . . . All Hallow’s Eve  
Posted on 30 October 202527 October 2025Author Sally BiggarCategories Issue 25.2Leave a comment on
lingering spirits Halloween merges with the Day of the Dead  
Posted on 31 October 20252 November 2025Author Christine Wenk-HarrisonCategories Issue 25.2Leave a comment on
contrails our slow disintegration
Posted on 3 November 202527 October 2025Author John HawkheadCategories Issue 25.22 Comments on
political coup the sand dune takes a new shape overnight
Posted on 4 November 202527 October 2025Author Aparna PathakCategories Issue 25.23 Comments on
broken window— seeing the world as it is  
Posted on 5 November 202527 October 2025Author Joanne E. MillerCategories Issue 25.24 Comments on
broken walls a blackbird’s song braids the wind
Posted on 6 November 202527 October 2025Author Neena SinghCategories Issue 25.22 Comments on
following a cricket into the cairn eventide  
Posted on 7 November 202527 October 2025Author Dyana BasistCategories Issue 25.22 Comments on
playground within the rolling leaves a hollow
Posted on 10 November 20254 November 2025Author martin gottlieb cohenCategories Issue 25.22 Comments on
childhood friend … we fill in the gaps all afternoon
Posted on 11 November 20254 November 2025Author Madhuri PillaiCategories Issue 25.23 Comments on
airplane crossing the sky in the toddler’s eyes  
Posted on 12 November 20254 November 2025Author Matthew MoffettCategories Issue 25.22 Comments on
detainment cell another game of peek-a-boo
Posted on 13 November 20254 November 2025Author John PappasCategories Issue 25.23 Comments on
cold drizzle when did it start this talking to myself
Posted on 14 November 20254 November 2025Author Beverly Acuff MomoiCategories Issue 25.22 Comments on
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