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I am honored that this poem has been selected for inclusion in Jar of Rain: The Red Moon Anthology of English-Language Haiku 2020. (Originally published, selected as an Editors' Choice, in The Heron's Nest)
deep autumn
now I am
the oldest
posted by Bill | 5:35 PM
4 Comments:
this poem conveys a lot about family, loss, change, aging
No wonder that it's been honored twice.
Congrats
Adelaide
Thank you, Adelaide. Much appreciated.
I truely hope all is well, old friend, too, my hands clap to your award! _m
Thanks, M. Good to hear from you.
I'm currently on a break from chemotherapy
managing the cancer
the morning sound
of lawnmowers
The good news is that "Keep Walking," my third collection of haiku and senryu, is at the printer's.
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