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MichelleVAlkertonMichelle V. Alkerton

Born 1965, Canada
Living in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
Michelle V. Alkerton (formerly Lohnes) is an internationally published poet who cannot contain her excitement when inspired. She thrives best when close to nature and enjoys the therapy her writing, art, photography and other creative outlets provide. She is pleased that her English language haiku and related forms continue to be published in both print and online journals.


humid summer day
pink cotton candy
bends its paper cone

Modern Haiku Vol. XXIX No. 2, Summer 1998

angels in the snow
I measure myself
against a stranger

Acorn 3, 1999;
the thin curve: The Red Moon Anthology of English-Language Haiku 1999, Red Moon Press 2000

family dynamics
patching the threadbare quilt
one more time

Failed Haiku Volume 8 Issue 86: February, 2023

sister's ashes –
shouldering the weight
in her knapsack

Presence Issue 75, March 2023

meteor shower –
I shake white sand
from my sleeping bag

Honorable Mention, Golden Haiku 2023 Contest

canal lift bridge
loose kite snagging
on the counterweights

tinywords Issue 23:1, May 4, 2023

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