Missed Anniversary - Noel Sloboda Transitions - Noel Sloboda Erik's Haiku - Erik Waldrop For Erik - Kenneth MacLean Technology Haiku Jim Stratton
Control-alt-delete I hate this dang computer Back to abacus Jim Stratton is an engineer and a technical writer/editor who lives in Chelmsford, MA with his wife Roberta. Missed Anniversary Noel Sloboda
Flowers brought too late Left behind with my clothing In the hallway rot. Transitions Noel Sloboda Shiny red balloons Tied to a park bench after The York Fair closed Dance on cool breezes In the space left by summer Shadows keeping time. Noel Sloboda is originally from Massachusetts. After completing his Ph.D. in Missouri, he moved to Pennsylvania. His poetry has appeared in a variety of places, including Ghoti, Waterways, FRiGG, and Tipton Poetry Journal. He currently teaches at Penn State York.
Erik's Haiku Erik Waldrop Your fears are telling No need to hold them at bay They're here to serve you Cowards by nature Slay them with your every thought It's your job alone Erik Waldrop, who currently resides in Washington State, is a father, artist, writer, and marketer. His passions vary from spiritual metaphysics to baseball but his first love will always be championing the creative side in himself and others.
He has a bizarre predilection for peanut butter and pickle sandwiches but refuses to discuss it. Erik J. Waldrop 1966 - 2006
For Erik Kenneth MacLean Fireflies light In the air's summer sweetness Now bright, now dim Life grows and changes And escapes from its earthly prison To the Light Kenneth MacLean has written six books and dozens of essays. His website is www.kjmaclean.com/
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