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Autumn 2007, vol 5 no 3
HAIKU
Irene Golas
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winter wind
waiting for father's
last words |
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overnight
blossoms on the crab apple
my daughter's sixteen |
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coldest night
father's dying hands
pluck the air |
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after his stroke
radishes
going to seed |
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November rain
the jack-o'-lantern's
moldy grin |
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A librarian by training, Irene Golas has published poetry in Acorn, Canadian Woman Studies, Frogpond, Haiku Canada Newsletter, The Heron's Nest, Red Moon Anthology 2005, Roadrunner Haiku Journal, Simply Haiku, and Tanka Splendor 2006. In 2004, she received an Honorable Mention in Haiku Canada's annual Betty Drevniok Award. She lives in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, where she spends her time reading and writing poetry, gardening, cooking, and raising two boys with her husband.
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