Magnapoets Poets' Profiles
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- Adelaide on spring clean-upin the sweat of
- laryalee on twilight in the garden... swat!
- laryalee on theres no place like home–-but
- aurora on twilight in the garden... swat!
- laryalee on spring clean-upin the sweat of
- laryalee on daily horoscope -a little bit
- laryalee on daydreaming . . . through
- aurora on daydreaming . . . through
- aurora on daily horoscope -a little bit
- aurora on spring clean-upin the sweat of
Japanese Form Publications
- American Tanka | Poetry in the Moment
- bottle rockets
- Concise Delight Magazine of Short Poetry, at MET Press
- Contemporary Haibun Online
- Eucalypt A Journal of Tanka
- Frogpond Journal
- Haiga Online
- Mayfly Haiku Magazine
- Modern English Tanka
- Modern Haiku
- moonset literary newspaper
- RIBBONS Tanka Society of America's Journal
- Roadrunner Haiku Journal
- Simply Haiku
- The Heron’s Nest
- tinywords: haiku daily
- White Lotus
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This one made me chuckle out loud. Good stuff, Shane. :)
Posted by: Aurora | August 28, 2007 at 08:49 AM
This one is a lot of fun, Shane. This time of year, all the old paisans in my childhood neighborhood simultaneously went around trying to give each other large paper bags filled with tomatoes.
Posted by: david giacalone | August 28, 2007 at 09:10 AM
makes me laugh too - enjoyed it. with all this tomato poetry and art posted here, i want some homegrown ones...now!
Posted by: janet lynn davis | August 28, 2007 at 09:14 AM
heh heh
yeah, my favorite is the eggplant lady at work -- just one of those things can feed a small village. Her place probably looks like a science fiction movie.
I didn't want to be left out of the tomato fun.
Posted by: shane | August 28, 2007 at 09:51 AM
I, and many others, can relate to this. I keep thinking what a wonderful place mat this would make.
Posted by: kirsty | August 29, 2007 at 08:11 AM