found poem haiku/senryu

in search of a look

i ate cottage cheese for seven days

the night the city screamed

regan lee
june 20015

Straight From The Editor's Mouth: The Verdict On Ending Sentences With Prepositions - Writer's Circle

Right on!

Straight From The Editor's Mouth: The Verdict On Ending Sentences With Prepositions - Writer's Circle: Straight From The Editor's Mouth: The Verdict On Ending Sentences With Prepositions It happens all the time: we end sentences with prepositions and someone corrects us. But are they right to do so? What about when we painstakingly re-organize our sentences so that the prepositions are buried deep within them: are we wasting our time? Emily Brewster, Associate Editor for Merriam-Webster, gets to the root of the issue and comes to a surprising conclusion!

iris haiku

in between the stones
glimpses of cream and purple
the tiny iris


~ regan lee
april 2015

stone buddha haiku

candlelight glowing
cricket song on this warm night
the stone Buddha sits

~ regan lee

eugene, oregon

april 2015

the middle of town

wild turkeys visiting

watching from rooftops

~ regan lee

eugene, oregon

april 2015

haiku

teacup afternoon

violets smashed against stone

thunder and cold rain

regan lee
eugene oregon
april 5 2015

Crow haiku

telephone wire

crows calling to each other

below, one remains

regan lee

eugene, or

4-6-2015