the archives of f/k/a . . .

  Independence Day . . .

               slipping into the lake

               for a midnight swim

 

by Alice Frampton, from New Resonance 3: Emerging Voices

in English-Language Haiku  (Edited by Jim Kacian and Dee Evetts,

Red Moon Press, 2003)

 

 

 

  Fourth of July–

                 grandma’s throw

                 half way to the toddler

 

by Michael Dylan Welch.  Click here to see the original photo and poem,

from his Open Window - an online collection of paired haiku and

photographs. 

 

 

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  by dagosan: 

holiday starts

like any day

toilet flushes                         [07-04-04]

 

 

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  one-breath pundit  

• We (Americans) are responsible for what our nation is and does. [see NYT editorial]
  
• Supreme Constraint (WSJ, Laurence Tribe, 7/01/04):  In U.S.A., war doesn’t trump law.  
  
• Wal-Mart tells Antitrust Institute it’s no monopsonist [see Wal-Mart Chairman's Address to AAI Buyer Power Conference, June 22, 2004.]