Today somehow got away from Your Editor.
But, we can always count on Peggy Lyles:
sleeping bats–
an echo suggests
the depth of the cave
shells neatly stacked
in other shells–
the moonlit sea
exam week
tangled kites
above the quad
“shells neatly stacked” – Modern Haiku (Autumn 2005)
“sleeping bats” & “exam week” – Frogpond XXVIII: 3 (2005)
first date:
she groans with pleasure
. . . at my pun
potluck
While the rest of us await news on the elections in Iraq,
Prof. B. has another big vote on his mind! Don’t worry, he’ll let us know
if he wins.
New Republic has reprinted an article written in 1982 by the late
Eugene McCarthy on artificial turf. (“Baseball? Boingball,” issued
Nov. 22, 1982, posted Dec. 11, 2005).
