Fall 2001 • Haiku Writing Roundtable • Millikin University /Michelle Deterding
Randy Brooks
9/4/01

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Michelle Deterding

Haiku Writing Roundtable
Millikin University, Fall 2001

 

Blossoming

I wrote haiku for the first time approximately three months ago. At the time, I didn't know anything about haiku or how much I would come to love it.

As a writer of this unique type of poetry, I am definitely still a blossoming writer, as has been and still is apparent in much of my work. Therefore, the title of my collection is Blossoming because not only am I still blossoming as a haiku writer, but my haiku are also still blooming to reach their full potential.

—Michelle Deterding • December 2001


crescent moon
silver reflections
in a lover's eyes


home from a date—
just another
journal entry


lingerie
folded and forgotten
. . . too late

 

 

more make-up
not hiding
Rudolph noses


strong wind
sudden raindrops
tickle my nose

 


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