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Autumn 2006, vol 4 no 3
HAIKU
Jari Thymian
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fresh snow, two
old women make
laughing snow angels |
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afternoon sun
through reading glasses
Tinkerbell on every page |
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my eyes drift lakeward
to islands of new ice
fringed by cormorants |
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in every season
the magpie pecks
at my thoughts |
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caterpillar feast . . ..
does the thinning willow
recognize her shadow? |
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Jari Thymian's poetry has appeared in Buckle &, The Christian
Science Monitor, Ekphrasis, The Pedestal Magazine, Wild Plum, and in
various anthologies. Poems are forthcoming in Simply Haiku, Modern Haiku,
American Tanka, The Progenitor, Poetry Motel, and an anthology from
Pudding House. She lives in Aurora, Colorado.
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