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Robyn Hood BlackRobyn Hood Black

Robyn Hood Black makes poems and art in the balmy South Carolina Lowcountry of the US. Her haiku appear in several journals and anthologies. A children’s book author, her published works include fiction, nonfiction, and many poems in anthologies and magazines.

Born 1963 in Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
Living in Beaufort, South Carolina, USA
http://robynhoodblack.com & http://artsyletters.com


 

 

robin's egg blue
how my father would have loved
my son

Acorn No. 29, Fall 2012
Write Like Issa, David G. Lanoue, HaikuGuy.com, 2017

 

years later
my Achilles heel
still just that

bottle rockets, #37 (Vol. 19, No. 1,) , August 2017

 

wedding invitations
the press and release
of the nib

Third Honorable Mention, Haiku Society of America Harold G. Henderson Haiku Awards
dust devils – The Red Moon Anthology of English-Language Haiku, 2016, Red Moon Press

 

following me
eyes of the ones
I didn’t stop for

Every Chicken, Cow, Fish and Frog - Animal Rights Haiku,
(ed. Robert Epstein and Miriam Wald), Middle Island Press, 2016

 

outgoing tide
the losses I keep
to myself

Acorn #35, Fall 2015

 

spring equinox
an egret one
with the marsh

The Heron's Nest  Volume XVII, Number 3: September 2015

 

december fog my to do to do to do list

Modern Haiku, Volume 45.3, Autumn 2014

 

telling it slant
a ghost crab slips into
a hole

Acorn, No. 31, Fall 2013

 

Memorial Day
a flag flutters above
its shadow

Frogpond  36:1, Winter 2013

 

winter rain
the fine print
smaller each year

Chrysanthemum, April 2012

 

back to school
nip in the air
of my teenager

Prune Juice, Spring 2012 

 

home again
twists and turns
of the live oak

Acorn, Spring 2012

 

rush of wind my imperfect t'ai chi

A Hundred Gourds March 2012

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