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Jennifer HambrickJennifer Hambrick

Born in Columbus, Ohio, USA
Living in Columbus, Ohio, USA

A classical musician and public radio broadcaster, her poetry has been honored with a Pushcart Prize nomination, and her debut chapbook, Unscathed (NightBallet Press), was nominated for the Ohioana Book Award.  Her work has been published in Modern Haiku, World Haiku Review, Hedgerow, Third Wednesday, and elsewhere.
Her blog, Inner Voices, is at www.jennifermhambrick.com.

 

Sunday morning snow
smudged black
Saturday night mascara

Modern Haiku, Vol. 46.2, Summer 2015

 

wet leaves –
memory of “Wildwood Flower”
on dad’s harmonica

Hedgerow #84, July 2016

 

evening bird –
for once
we’re both listening

World Haiku Review, June 2016. Third Place in the Vanguard Haiku category. 

 

frost on the window
your lingering
silence

World Haiku Review June 2016.  Haiku of Merit in the Neo-Classical category

 

red dawn clings
to lavender – your silhouette
in the storm

Delirious: A Poetic Celebration of Prince, NightBallet Press 2016

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