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Two Winter Haiku

Poetry by M.L. Lyons

Pine trees of winter
Burlap warms the cedars
Deer licks green needles.

Year end ritual
Snow geese cry fleeing winter
Beeswax candles glow


M. L. Lyons is a poet, writer, editor and co-editor of the anthology, “Raising Lilly Ledbetter: Women Poets Occupy the Workplace.” Her work has been nominated for the Pushcart and her poetry collection, “Songs from the Multiverse” is forthcoming in 2025 from Finishing Line Press.

Christmas Dessert

Poetry by Inge Sorensen


Black, Blue, Raspberries

Topping Dollop, Fresh Whipped Cream

Festive Pavlova


Inge Sorensen is a poet and short story writer born and raised in California’s Bay Area. Her pieces have been featured in the Viewless Wings Poetry Podcast, Wingless Dreamer, the Humans of the World blog, and Poet’s Choice Autumn Anthology.

3 haiku

Poetry by Joyce Miller

The last leaves fall
from the weeping cherry—
          the farmer sees the city.

 

Blade of green
sharp with spring,
          in winter snow.

 

A firefly alights a light
of bioluminescence on
          a moonless night in June.


Joyce Miller served as a senior editorial assistant for The Cincinnati Review and her work has been published in The RavensPerch, Crack the SpineServing House Journalaaduna, and Venture; Ohio Voices. She currently teaches Italian in the Romance and Arabic Languages and Literatures Department at the University of Cincinnati.

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