Haibun of J. Zimmerman
(first published in Frogpond, etc.)

Haibun of J. Zimmerman first published in bottle rockets

First published in bottle rockets
bottle rockets 15:1
(or number 29) (2013)
Bitter Root, Bitter Sweet2
bottle rockets 14:2
(or number 28) (2013)
Living History
 
A woman doing experimental archeology boasts of her week 
without bath or shower, cleaning herself daily in washcloth 
segments at a kitchen bowl. I'm unimpressed. For a month 
my left foot and calf are in a cast I must keep dry. So, 
dawn and dusk, I've washed my body over my bathroom sink — 
limbs and torso, armpits and crotch, and the one admirable 
foot that has borne my weight alone.
    
            the star pine 
            I thought I'd killed
            adds its next star
1

Haibun of J. Zimmerman first published in CHO

First published in CHO
CHO (Jly, 2013) Mile Fourteen7
CHO (Jly, 2013) Mile Three6
CHO (Jly, 2013) Cellular5
CHO (Jly, 2013) Royalty4
CHO (Jan 2013, vol 8, no 4) Birthstone3
CHO (Jan 2013, vol 8, no 4) Three Hundred Open Studios2
CHO (Jan 2013, vol 8, no 4) Birthstone1

Haibun of J. Zimmerman first published in Chrysanthemum

First published in Chrysanthemum
Chrysanthemum
(13, April 2013.)
Archery: Drawing the Bow 1

Haibun of J. Zimmerman first published in Frogpond

First published in Frogpond
Frogpond
34:1 (Winter, 2011)
Missing Man
    
Mid-November after I rake the leaves I stand at Central and First, 
holding the Stars and Bars. All of them died in Nam — my brother Joe, 
my cousin Freddy, mom's youngest brother Jack. Sometimes I just have 
to come out on the streets and stand with my flag. There's no parade.
    
            The smell of burning 
            could be diesel
            could be napalm
1

Haibun of J. Zimmerman first published in Presence

First published in Presence
Presence
(48, June 2013)
Imprinting 1

J. Zimmerman's Essays on haibun

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