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Volume 49.3 Autumn 2018
sample haiku & senryu
spring begins all of my angles obtuse
Francine Banwarth
war memorial the sun rises on plastic flowers
Andrea Cecon
driving home the twists and turns of our conversation
Jay Friedenberg
finally spring just friends
Matthew Markworth
weighing her options the abandoned pot of basil
Melissa Howell
abandoned church a few sheets of gospel music on the music stand
Duro Jaiye
old red wagon pots of all the plants I forgot to water
Deborah P Kolodji
The respirator sounds from the next room— cloud-muffled moon-glow
Rebecca Lilly
wind through the pines I add his death date to the family tree
Annette Makino
cut down in their prime . . . funeral flowers
Robert B. McNeill
first day of yard work working out kinks in the garden hose
March Muirhead
every word the priest said hard rain
Bryan Rickert
tulip festival migrant workers pull the weeds
Victor Ortiz
firewood coming off a truck— another language
Brent Partridge
holding the warmth as the sun goes down sanctuary city
Christopher Patchel
her birthday still on the calendar last leaves
Ann K. Schwader
the night sky drunk with stars we're pregnant
Jim Sullivan
the wheat bends— her last word stay
Louise Viera
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