PACE Global Haiku • January 2008 Dr. Randy Brooks

Sarah Bogle

Selected Haiku by Sarah Bogle Sarah Bogle is a current student at Millikin University in Decatur, Illinois. She was born in 1976 and has resided in Central Illinois her entire life. Sarah has a twelve year old daughter and was married to Craig on July 7th, 2007. She currently works as a Special Education Teacher Assistant for the Decatur Public School District. Sarah has always enjoyed writing poems in her private journal and became interested in Haiku while taking a Global Haiku class with Randy Brooks. Why “Lazy Daze”? I chose this title, because during those moments are when I reflect the most. An object will catch my eye and it will cause the stimulation of memories.

FIGURING IT OUT 2 become 1 easier said than done when there is 3 never a dull moment in tight spaces from work to school her day is long and he is left with 3 3 and he take up the slack while she is away he and 3 are learning how … to communicate when all is said and done love helps us keep moving on. by Craig and Sarah Bogle

snow covered hills round and red a saucer of fun

twinkling in the night houses covered in colored lights

© 2008, Randy Brooks • Millikin University
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