ah, mosquitoes
come and join me
this lingering day
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a red balloon
above the crowd—
remembering
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at Robert Frost’s place
taking the road less
travelled
hermit thrush song
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even this deep in the woods
ghost
of a stone fence
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Pediatrician Kelley White
worked in inner city Philadelphia and now works in rural New Hampshire. Her
poems have appeared in journals including Exquisite Corpse, Rattle and JAMA.
Her most recent books are Toxic Environment (Boston Poet Press) and Two
Birds in Flame (Beech River Books.) She received a 2008 Pennsylvania
Council on the Arts grant.
Excellent Keley, I always enjoy reading your work!
ReplyDeletevery fine work love angelee
ReplyDeleteYour haiku strike just the right note. Very refreshing and enjoyable to read.
ReplyDeleteKelley,
ReplyDeleteI liked these, especially the second and third one. Your work is always a delight to read.
Your friend,
David Fox