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  • 'blown in on the wind / blooms of heartsease / color the grass' by BT Joy BT Joy
    15 January 2012

    blown in on the wind
    blooms of heartsease
    color the grass

  • 'thrashing fish / knowing they're in a basket / and not knowing" by Linda Papanicolaou. Haiku by Issa, translated by David Lanoue. Linda Papanicolaou
    14 July 2009

    thrashing fish
    knowing they’re in a bucket
    and not knowing
    (Issa)

  • 'window open— / a butterfly pulls my eye / across the field' by Linda Papanicolaou. Haiku by Issa, translated by David Lanoue. Linda Papanicolaou
    16 August 2009

    window open
    a butterfly pulls my eyes
    across the field
    (Issa)

  • 'a big flood once covered the world, drowning everyone except coyote, who only survived by climbing Mt Diabolo....' by Linda Papanicolaou. Previously published in Nisqually Delta Review. Linda Papanicolaou
    4 September 2009

    A big flood covered the world, drowning everyone except coyote, who only survived by scrambling onto the top of Mt. Diabolo. Eagle and hummingbird soon joined him……
    golden gate
    the beacon flashing out
    on Alcatraz

  • 'fuzzy / the color of her eyes / misty morning' by Urszula Wielanowska Urszula Wielanowska
    23 January 2012

    fuzzy
    the color of her eyes
    misty morning

  • 'nothing is / as it seems / nothing is' by Emily Romanoine blooms' by Violette Rose-Jones Emily Romano
    31 January 2012

    nothing is
    as it seems
    nothing is

  • 'ocean storm— / pelicans screaming / among the billows' by Monica Federico Monica Federico
    23 February 2024

    ocean storm—
    pelicans screaming
    among the billows


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