Winner of the White Enso award for Japanese-style poetry.
haiku writing-- bonsai method of clip and grow (LW) sky grasping hinoki cypress bound to earth (BS) an ancient road passing through the bonsai’s roots (LG) small juniper in training two hundred years (HEB) bonsai overlook a banana tree creaks in the wind (MS) little pine the camera app s l o w l y d y i n g (RB) the stone the builders rejected-- bonsai home (RSL) |
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*Roberta Beary (RB), Elizabeth Black (HEB), Lee Giesecke (LG),
Ryland Shengzhi Li (RSL), Bill Sette (BS), Matt Snyder (MS), Linda Weir (LW)
Towpath Haiku Poets of the Chesapeake Watershed composed this sequence at a socially distanced gingko (open-air haiku walk) at the National Arboretum, Washington, DC
Ryland Shengzhi Li (RSL), Bill Sette (BS), Matt Snyder (MS), Linda Weir (LW)
Towpath Haiku Poets of the Chesapeake Watershed composed this sequence at a socially distanced gingko (open-air haiku walk) at the National Arboretum, Washington, DC
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