precious little sleep the tiny headstone
Lorraine Padden
Commentary:
"I’m fascinated by the various arrangements of words that make up small haiku-informed poems! How individual bits of meaning lead, follow, shift and co-mingle in a single stroke or across multiple gestures."
Lorraine:
And, here's a favorite haiku by Chad Lee Robinson, The Heron's Nest 2020 Poet of the Year:
stillborn lamb
the storm reduces itself
to quiet rain
Chad Lee Robinson
Lorraine's Commentary:
"This moment is full to overflowing with the juxtaposition of ferocious and tender energies. A force of nature whose furious self-confidence yields space and time for a reverential bearing witness to loss."
A favorite quote from Waiting for Godot:
"Estragon: We always find something, eh Didi, to give us the impression that we exist?"
A favorite quote from Withnail and I:
"Withnail: This is ridiculous"
Alan note:
Check out the latest tweets from
Lorraine A Padden:
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Chad Lee Robinson
stillborn lamb
the storm reduces itself
to quiet rain
Chad Lee Robinson
Pierre, South Dakota
The Heron's Nest
Volume XXII, Number 3: September 2020
Editors' Choices
The Heron's Nest Award commentary
Jeff Hoagland Commentary:
https://www.theheronsnest.com/September2020/editors-choices.html
Enjoy Chad Lee Robinson's other haiku in this journal:
https://www.theheronsnest.com/September2020/haiku-p6.html
Interview with Chad Lee Robinson,
Prizewinning author
of The Deep End of the Sky
About: Chad Lee Robinson:
https://dakotaku.wordpress.com/about/
And his books including eBooks you can enjoy right now!
https://dakotaku.wordpress.com/haiku-collections/
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