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Category Archives: three breaths
BP: Haiku Dialogue–Opposites Attract
A new theme at the Haiku Foundation’s weekly column, Haiku Dialogue, started last week. K.J. Munro, the editor, chose the theme of Opposites Attract, beginning with Open and Close. This pedometer geek was fortunate to have K.J. select one of … Continue reading
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BP: Stardust Haiku #42, June 2020 edition
Valentina Ranaldi-Adams has just published her monthly journal, Stardust Haiku: Poetry With a Little Sparkle. This is her 42nd edition, and she has chosen haiku submitted by haiku poets from around the world. This pedometer geek is both thrilled and … Continue reading
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BP: Haiku Dialogue–Orange
This week’s Haiku Dialogue column featured the color orange. This was to be the last color-themed column edited by Tia Haynes. One of the haiku written by this pedometer geek was selected to be included with the other haiku. It … Continue reading
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44839: Poetry From a Zip Code (2018)
Another poem, which was selected for inclusion in the 2018 edition of 44839: Poetry From a Zip Code, was “Full Circle.” The anthology was published by Drinian Press, LLC in conjunction with the Huron Public Library and its poet laureate … Continue reading
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44839: Poetry From a Zip Code (2018)
This is the second of four poems, written by this pedometer geek, which was accepted into 44839: Poetry From a Zip Code–2018 anthology, published by Drinian Press, LLC. Although this poem is titled, “It’s August,” this pedometer geek shares it … Continue reading
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44839: Poetry From a Zip Code, 2017
With only a few days left in National Poetry Month, this pedometer geek is sharing one of the poems from the first anthology, 44839: Poetry From a Zip Code. The anthology was published by Drinian Press, LLC, in conjunction with … Continue reading
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44839: Poetry From a Zip Code 2019 (Part 4)
The fourth of four poems, written by this pedometer geek, was also accepted into the new city anthology for 2019. It is as follows: The Unknown On the road between two towns, Huron and Vermilion, A ridge covered with … Continue reading
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BP: Haiku Dialogue–Yellow
The focus of Haiku Dialogue, a weekly column of The Haiku Foundation, changed to color. Tia Haynes, continuing as the editor, chose to begin with all the hues of yellow. Her commentary included the fact that this column received the … Continue reading
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44839: Poetry From a Zip Code (Part 3)
As it is National Poetry Month, this pedometer geek is sharing the third of her poems, which were selected for inclusion in the 2019 44839: Poetry From a Zip Code. It is called “The Witch.” It may seem a departure … Continue reading
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44839: Poetry From a Zip Code (part two)
As April is National Poetry Month, our small city planned on celebrating with a poetry event this evening. It was to be the launch of the third annual poetry anthology that arose through the city’s Poet Laureate program. The winners … Continue reading