worn sofa
the tight curl
of a rescue dog
-Frank Hooven
Haiku by Frank Hooven, 10-04-26, at Mann Library
05 Monday Oct 2026
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05 Monday Oct 2026
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worn sofa
the tight curl
of a rescue dog
-Frank Hooven
04 Sunday Oct 2026
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bag in a tree
we have all come
from somewhere else
-Frank Hooven
03 Saturday Oct 2026
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school bus stop
a small boy
waiting for the world
hilltop meadow
light from the sunshower
everywhere
-Frank Hooven
Frank Hooven lives in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and has recently retired from a 35-year career in IT. His love of haiku began decades ago while reading poems included in a Zen Buddhist anthology. The sharp beauty and truth of those haiku have been a touchstone for him.
Frank is a member of the Haiku Society of America and the Inkstone Poetry Forum. His first book of haiku, magic carpet (Red Moon Press) was published in 2025. His work can also be found in A New Resonance 13 (Red Moon Press), and in many haiku journals, online and in print.
For Frank, his poetry is about the living moment, capturing a glimpse of that moment, and sharing it in a way that hopefully comes alive for readers.
As the poet Mary Oliver wrote,
“Pay attention.
Be astonished.
Tell about it.”
01 Thursday Oct 2026
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kestrel on an updraft
some of her ashes
don’t scatter
-Tanya McDonald
30 Wednesday Sep 2026
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leaden sky—
a pier’s backbone
juts into the lake
-Tanya McDonald
29 Tuesday Sep 2026
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off-center kiss
the moon enters
earth’s shadow
-Tanya McDonald
28 Monday Sep 2026
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driving home
a field casual
with elk
-Tanya McDonald
27 Sunday Sep 2026
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minted dust
in the Altoids tin . . .
the night we met
-Tanya McDonald
26 Saturday Sep 2026
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raven
the forest
e x p a n d s
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wood-paneled cabin
all the knots
staring at me
Tanya McDonald
23 Wednesday Sep 2026
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hotel insomnia—
a self-driving car
signals its turn
-Tanya McDonald