a gnarled oak

My haibun “The Grackle Tree” is included in the latest issue of “Nothing. No One. Nowhere.”: http://bit.ly/gAU3XL

Interesting interview with haiku master Clark Strand at Writing Our Way Home blog: http://bit.ly/fGg56A

My sci-fi haibun is up at qarrtsiluni as part of the translation issue. Check it out: http://bit.ly/ie7RM5 haibun

The barn swallow snatches a butterfly from midair… wildflowers in the breeze. http://bit.ly/gVszBB

The chickadee with the broken leg wobbles on the feeder’s edge, grabs a seed and flies for the trees. http://bit.ly/hEQ16e

A pencil gray sky, thunder in the western counties— fresh elm leaves shiver. http://bit.ly/eUB6GD

collapsing piles of oak leaves / old rake in the garage / footsteps sound like rattlesnakes http://bit.ly/hwHClx

Fever and writhing chills… the worm moon’s stark reflection in the bathroom window. http://bit.ly/fVrZAr

A crow aches for the sky; he rows against the wind. A glint of sunlight… an airplane passing. http://bit.ly/hQC3SA aros

A lone barn swallow arcs across the growing moon. http://bit.ly/gog282