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  • 'sometimes / it all seems too much / to bear / but then comes the rain / and a wood thrush singing'y Debbie Strange. Tanka first published in Ribbons 21 #1, 2025
    31 January 2026

    sometimes
    it all seems too much
    to bear,
    but then comes the rain
    and a wood thrush singing
  • ''eulogy / the blur of water / over stones' by Debbie Strange. Haiku first published in Frog Pond 48 #1, Winter 2025
    10 December 2025

    eulogy
    the blur of water
    over stones
  • 'I turn / my gaze inward / how dark / this long journey / back into the light' by Debbie Strange. Tanka first published in Blithe Spirit 35.2, 2025
    6 November 2025

    I turn
    my gaze inward
    how dark
    this long journey
    back into the light
  • 'scrabbling towhees / something concealed / in the duff' by Debbie Strange. Haiku first published in Modern Haiku 55.1, 2024
    8 July 2025

    scrabbling towhees
    something concealed
    in the duff
  • 'fireflies / the glow-stick halos / of graveyard angels' by Debbie Strange. Haiku first published in Geppo XLIX-3, 2024
    8 June 2025

    fireflies
    the glow-stick halos
    of graveyard angels
  • 'prairie heat wave / a kestrel's wing fans / the grass' by Debbie Strange. Haiku first published in Acorn 52, 2024
    17 May 2025

    prairie heatwave
    a kestrel’s wing fans
    the grass
  • 'flood plain / a red barn succumbs / to its reflection' by Debbie Strange. Haiku first published in Kokako 36, 2022
    3 May 2025

    flood plain
    a red barn succumbs
    to its reflection

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