A gray dawn —
last night’s poker cards
facedown on the table
Cool breeze scented with mint —
a grasshopper poised
in the twilit stillness
by Rebecca Lilly, from A New Resonance 2: Emerging Voices in English-
Language Haiku (Jim Kacian, Dee Evetts, eds., Red Moon Press, 2001)
credits: “a gray dawn” from Modern Haiku XXXII: 1; “cool breeze” from Modern Haiku XXXI:1
by dagosan:
flawless hosta
between finger and thumb —
making sure it’s real
[Aug. 7, 2004]
Ernest Miller and Jeff Jarvis skewer the latest silliness over Fox’s newscoverage and slogan: Dems in Congress insist news must be impartial. Neither history nor the public agree. (see ‘>Pew/pbs; cf. our frivolous & bollixed )
“Lawyer crisis may set indigent defendants free” (Boston Herald, 08-07-04)
why doesn’t the press raise the unlawful boycott issue or question the weak “overhead” argument?
I concur with Prof. Bainbridge: the swift boaters are silly to attack Kerry.
What was Kerry doing 20 years ago? What was George W. Bush doing?