A warm breeze . . .
the scent of hay bales
from the moonlit field
Cold autumn dusk–
fog mantles the bridge
where the suicide jumped
Language Haiku 2001 (edited by Jim Kacien, and the Red Moon editorial staff).
Rebecca Lilly: Visitors to this site will soon be familiar with the thoughtful, well-honed poetry of Rebecca Lilly, who brings unique perspectives to traditional haiku topics. Rebecca is featured in A New Resonance 2: Emerging Voices in English-Language Haiku. Her first book of haiku, Shadwell Hills (from Birch Brook Press, 2002), received a Merit Book Award from the Haiku Society of America in 2003. We’re grateful to have Rebecca’s rare voice and thank her for the gift of her poetry.
arm too short
hand too wide –
the space between sink and stove [07-12-04]
one-breath pundit
- Humbled: Special thanks to the EDDix Views on News guys. They get it!
- Fla. Bar is wasting time chasing Pit Bulls and “emotional” ads. (Law.com article; related)
- A book every lawyer and judge needs to read: Logic Made Easy: How to Know When Language Deceives You, by Deborah J. Bennett (Norton, 2004) “Crime is common. Logic is rare.” Sherlock Holmes, in The Adenture of the Copper Breeches.
A warm breeze . . .
the scent of hay bales
from the moonlit field
Cold autumn dusk–
fog mantles the bridge
where the suicide jumped
Language Haiku 2001 (edited by Jim Kacien, and the Red Moon editorial staff).
Rebecca Lilly: Visitors to this site will soon be familiar with the thoughtful, well-honed poetry of Rebecca Lilly, who brings unique perspectives to traditional haiku topics. Rebecca is featured in A New Resonance 2: Emerging Voices in English-Language Haiku. Her first book of haiku, Shadwell Hills (from Birch Brook Press, 2002), received a Merit Book Award from the Haiku Society of America in 2003. We’re grateful to have Rebecca’s rare voice and thank her for the gift of her poetry.
arm too short
hand too wide –
the space between sink and stove [07-12-04]
one-breath pundit
- Humbled: Special thanks to the EDDix Views on News guys. They get it!
- Fla. Bar is wasting time chasing Pit Bulls and “emotional” ads. (Law.com article; related)
- A book every lawyer and judge needs to read: Logic Made Easy: How to Know When Language Deceives You, by Deborah J. Bennett (Norton, 2004) “Crime is common. Logic is rare.” Sherlock Holmes, in The Adenture of the Copper Breeches.
