Two Haiku

life, paradigms, poetry, work

The cottonwood’s limb
cracks and crashes to the ground;
I’m worn by the day.
**
I watch my students
struggle with these simple texts;
each life starts anew.

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I am a poet and a teacher living in central Texas. I attended The University of Texas at Austin, and Middlebury College's Breadloaf School of English.

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