Tag Archives: National Haiku Day

What She Said

Posted on April 7, 2011 by Mary Beth Frezon

What She Said, by Billy Collins. Courtesy of The Writers Almanac. Made me laugh more and more.

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Last haiku of the day

Posted on April 6, 2011 by Mary Beth Frezon

After slushy day Open the car door and smell Wet earth and earthworms.

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National Poetry Day #6

Posted on April 6, 2011 by Mary Beth Frezon

Choices of prompts today were interesting – Ekphrastic poetry inspired by another medium including music (as suggested for today’s poem) or of spring and flowers (with wonderful Iris photos for inspiration). I let it simmer all day. Then I listened … Continue reading →

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Haikus R Us

Posted on April 6, 2011 by Mary Beth Frezon

The haikus were zinging all over the place including another from my Chuck Norris Haiku contributor Nick. I may have to open a branch office over at chucknorrishaiku.com to accommodate all these wonderful haikus coming to me by mail and … Continue reading →

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Featured page from NaPoWriMo

Posted on April 6, 2011 by Mary Beth Frezon

Today’s haiku from Mountain Poet, aka Granny Sue, really nailed it – good job!

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