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Summer 1992
Summer 1992
Woodnotes #13 included “Go to the Pine: The Haiku Moment,” an essay by Patricia Neubauer in which she says “do not go looking for the haiku moment—let it come to you.” And Lequita Vance provided an essay titled “Tracking the Rampant Renku.” Ebba Story won the Woodnotes Award, and also reviewed Lee Gurga’s The Measure of Emptiness, which I published with my press, Press Here, in 1991. The poems included 81 haiku and senryu, and one tanka.
Staff
Staff
Editors: Christopher Herold and Michael Dylan Welch
Typesetting and layout: Michael Dylan Welch
Cover and interior art: clipart
Pages 28
Haiku/Senryu 81
Tanka 1
Essays 2
Reports 2
Mini-Reviews 8
Contents
Contents
Meeting Report by Ebba Story
In Memory of Tom Arima (Manzen)
“Go to the Pine: The Haiku Moment” essay by Patricia Neubauer
Woodnotes Award, won by Ebba Story
Haiku and Senryu (and one tanka)
“Tracking the Rampant Renku” essay by Lequita Vance
“Reading by James Hackett” report by Garry Gay
Woodnotes (news)
Books, with notes by the editors
Book Review by Ebba Story
The Measure of Emptiness by Lee Gurga
Double Take (previously published haiku)
“Riots” by George Knox (haiku pair)
Woodnotes Award
Woodnotes Award
morning breeze
pulsing in the Buddha’s palm
a spider web
Ebba Story
Selected Poems
Selected Poems
I shake the vase—
a bouquet of red roses
finds its shape
Peggy Willis Lyles
where the scarecrow
used to stand
a snowman
Mark Arvid White
Plow scraping
the road sparks
shoot through the falling snow
David Elliott
No matter
where I stand
barbecue smoke
Garry Gay
haiku reading
the frog
in his throat
Laura Bell
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