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Suzanne Leaf-Brock

“I spend my days playing with words. It never gets old. Even when I am out decorating the woods with knick knacks, I am composing in my head. To live deep and full, I need to spend as much time outdoors as possible; and, when I’m inside, I need a lot of windows to gaze out of so I can think and ponder life.”

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swallowtail puddling
mom’s fingertips
skim my cheek

Cold Moon Journal, April 13, 2023

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last tomato on the sill
so faintly the turn
to snow

Autumn Moon, Autumn/Winter 2023-24

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on the lawn swing
the different sounds
of back and forth

Kokako, September 2024

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8 responses to “Suzanne Leaf-Brock”

  1. agilecata915e718b7 Avatar
    agilecata915e718b7

    Enjoyed your Word Search, Debbie, and loved all three of your poems, thoigh the tomato one resonated with me most, as we do that (with less snow!).

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      agilecata915e718b7

      Sorry, Suzanne! Going mad, and called you “Debbie”, but cldn’t find a way to edit or delete my comment! 😱

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      1. Suzanne Leaf-Brock Avatar
        Suzanne Leaf-Brock

        Not a problem on the wrong name. One of my good friends is Debbie so it’s a compliment! The tomato one was so fun, came up with it while looking at my last of the season greenish tomatoes in the kitchen I had picked before our hard freeze.

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  2. haikutec Avatar
    haikutec

    Hi Suzanne!

    swallowtail puddling
    mom’s fingertips
    skim my cheek

    Cold Moon Journal, April 13, 2023

    I love how I can read both the fragment phrase approach to this haiku:

    swallowtail puddling

    mom’s fingertips
    skim my cheek

    But also, that I can be allowed to read ‘puddling’ not as a gerund, but as an ongoing verb as ‘puddling mom’s fingertips’ and where the syntax turns on its head if I read each line as part of one phrase! It has the touch of Japanese haiku (post-hokku). Is your mom’s fingertips like a swallowtail that is joyfully puddling.

    Wonderful extra choice and option of reading in at least two different ways, which I love in haiku!

    Alan

    (Alan Summers)

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    1. Suzanne Leaf-Brock Avatar
      Suzanne Leaf-Brock

      No problem — THANK YOU for your comments

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    2. Suzanne Leaf-Brock Avatar
      Suzanne Leaf-Brock

      THANK YOU ALAN, this is one of my favorite compositions!

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  3. Suzanne Leaf-Brock Avatar
    Suzanne Leaf-Brock

    So fun to be featured, thank you Kelly!

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  4. Suzanne Leaf-Brock Avatar
    Suzanne Leaf-Brock

    Thank you Alan, it is one of my favorite pieces!

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