interlopers [dag, 06-06-04]
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amela Miller Ness has honored us with the first of many visits.
tour my old house
the owner and I
June 6, 2004
Pamela Miller Ness stops by
after all these years
ankle deep
in the other ocean
daybreak
shifting his sack of cans
shoulder to shoulder
spring green
on the scaffold a workman
swinging his feet
from A New Resonance 2: Emerging Voices in English-Language Haiku (2001 “newRes2 neg”
edited by Jim Kacian and Dee Evetts, Red Moon Press) Also appearing in frogpond..
Hers is one of the “emerging voices” featured in A New Resonance 2 (2001); the
editors note that Pamela explores tribulation, consolation and patience in her
quietly powerful haiku. She lives and teaches English in NYC, and is the
newletter editor for the Haiku Society of America.
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