bifocals — the double pleasure of seeing you again |
San Francisco International Haiku, Senryu, and Tanka Contest: 1996
First Place Senryu |
what to hold on to what to let go — moving day |
yesterday's words dark along the edges of my eraser |
HSA Anthology 2007 | Modern Haiku, Autumn 2007 |
spring cleaning — as I empty the brass bowl it fills with sound |
HSA Anthology 1995 |
autumn sunset . . . upended by the tide the crab's hollow shell |
stalled at the crossroad — shadows deepen the dents on the old Volkswagen |
Woodnotes 17, Summer 1993 | Woodnotes 22, Autumn 1994. |
windmill unmoved by the wind in the tulips |
Woodnotes 9, Summer 1991
First Dream Two Autumns Press 1998 |
executive meeting — erotic doodles on her notepad |
moonrise home from the office shoulder pads drooping |
after calling in sick I suddenly feel so much better |
Woodnotes 21, Summer 1994 |
Woodnotes 13, Summer 1992
First Dream Two Autumns Press 1998 | Frogpond, Fall 2007 |
amid such order lost in the cornfield |
acorn woodpeckers: how to explain my filing system |
Modern Haiku, Winter-Spring 1992
First Dream Two Autumns Press 1998 | Acorn No. 20, Spring, 2008 |
the table set with heirloom china — winter moon |
Frogpond, Spring 2007 |
mystery story marking my place with wildflowers |
Woodnotes 18, Autumn 1993 |
all night long the porch light warming the swallow's nest |
Modern Haiku, Fall 1995
Red Moon Anthology, 1996 |
seaside motel room — a list of hurricane names tucked into the bible |
spaghetti steaming in the shattered bowl earthquake |
Geppo XXXII:5, Sept-Oct 2007 | Haiku North America Anthology, 1991 |
street by street the streetsweeper sweeping rain |
a city parking space appears and disappears in fog |
Mariposa 15. Fall/Winter 2006
The Haiku Calendar 2008 (Snapshot Press, 2007) | Woodnotes 8, Spring 1991 |
leave-taking light from the doorway spills into the night |
Mariposa 17, Autumn/Winter 2007 |
wild geese: beat of my heart in its cage |
Mariposa 24, Spring/Summer 2011 |
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Poetry index.
How to Write Poetry.
How to write specific forms: Haibun. Haiku. Hay(na)ku. Rengay. Tanka. |
Books of Poetry Form. |
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