Simply Haiku: An E-Journal of Haiku and Related Forms
September-October 2004, vol. 2, no. 5

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Andrew Grossman: Haiku

barbecue heat waves
rising to the branch,
half-yellow leaves	not enough rain
	to wash my hand prints
	off the squash
red berries;
groups of hikers backed up
under Judd’s Bridge	sky, to forgive you
	for all the snow, I lie here
	imagining the moon
red kite,
the sound of your fabric
in the tree

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Andrew Grossman, a resident of Williamsburg, Virginia, began the poetry database at Poetic Copy to realize his goal of using poetry to communicate understanding, peace and caring among people of different religious, cultural and lifestyle beliefs. The unity between humanity and nature is for him the template for creating unity among all humanity.

His poetry has been published in Altadena Review, Ariel, Connecticut River Review, Ball State University Forum, Monocacy Valley Review, Soundings East, Visions, and Whetstone. In addition to Poetic Copy, Grossman is the founder of Cartoon Resource.