Barry George is a “recovering lawyer,” who left the profession to pursue his
life-long love of poetry more intensely. He now teaches at Community College
of Philadelphia, and uses his advocacy skills in a statewide movement to improve
part-time faculty salaries. You’ll see his attention to nature and the details of urban life, you experience Barry’s haiku, which we are honored to offer here at f/k/a. . .
Learn more about Barry at his World Haiku Bio Page.
Making change–
the conductor shifts
his toothpick
from the loose thread:The Red Moon Anthology 2001
(edited by Jim Kacien, and the Red Moon editorial staff).
credit: Modern Haiku XXXII:1
diner night–
the ceiling fan twirling
in our teaspoons
from edge of light: The Red Moon Anthology 2003
(ed. by Jim Kacian and the Editorial Staff, Red Moon Press, 2004)
credit: Mainichi Daily News Haiku Contest
by dagosan:
sleepless night
she won’t stop
leaving me alone
[Aug. 21, 2004]
Join the Sudan Day of Conscience, August 25th (see why it’s important)
eat your Wheaties today? See the invalid First Communion case. anybody know a pro bono canon lawyer?
Bar advocates intensify fee boycott, resist emergency recruitment — Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly (Aug. 22, 2004)
Have some language fun at The Very Best of British: The American’s Guide to Speaking British. (via lii.org‘s New This Week)