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Volume 46.1 Winter Spring 2015
sample haiku & senryu
our shrinking woodpile trial separation
Jeffrey Stillman
petals on the stream I find myself saying yes
Wyntirson
slicing apples you look away when you talk about your father
Penny S. Visser
freed for a while the junkyard dog lies on his chain
George Swede
she has her braids again winter wind
Ann K. Schwader
eating alone forcing a smile for the selfie
Philip Rowland
she lifts her mask to smile . . . office party
Ken Olson
factory gates a night shift worker shreds his lotto ticket
John McManus
vietnam my father's given name
Brent Goodman
woodland mold— the missing girl wore pearls
Michael McClintock
two inches of water dead wasp going on alone
Carl Mayfield
summer night dream— not getting too close to the largest stars
Robert Mainone
funeral lilies still uncut umbilical
Kristen Deming
after the affair the throaty voice of his Mustang GT
Johnny Baranski
Epiphany the candle stub flares
Helen Buckingham
fallen leaves me with my grudges
Francine Banwarth
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