These haiku verses, by Jennifer, express grief, storms, remembrance, and connection, reflecting fleeting emotions.
Grief crashes in at Least-expected times Uninvited guest *** Thunder rolls in The not-too-distant sky and I open my windows *** Conjuring my mom One sip of Constant Comment She is in the room *** Cross country skiing By the light of the full moon Over the fence with Dad
Picture design by Anumita Roy
Jennifer Gurney, based in Colorado, teaches, paints, writes, and hikes. Her poems have appeared internationally in 11 books and won two contests. They have also been set to music, displayed on screens in Australia, printed in Washington, D.C., shared through the Rx Poetry project, and featured on a bus in Wisconsin. A lifelong writer, she says that at 62, joy and sorrow finally give her enough depth to write a decent poem now and then.
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