A Midday Bask
A Haiku in 10 Stanzas
By Jennifer A. G.Published 3 years ago β’ Updated 2 years ago β’ 1 min read
Photo by Mike van den Bos on Unsplash
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Jennifer A. G.
π¨π¦ Canadian Writer, Painter & Embroidery Artist
βΎοΈ MΓ©tis Nation
π University of Victoria Alumna
π Publications: The Malahat Review, Freefall Magazine, Geist, Best Canadian Poetry 2026
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Comments (2)
Oh I love this. Beautiful execution. I didnβt expect a haiku in 10 stanzas to flow so well, or to tell such a sweet story. π
Fantastic!!!