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Tag Archives: haiku
Undetectable – My Hep C Story
by Kim Goldberg January 28, 2016 I am a poet. And my recent journey through Hepatitis C treatment and cure has given me the poem of a lifetime. That poem has now become my latest book: Undetectable. I had Hepatitis … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Health, Poetry
Tagged Basho, Gilead Sciences, haibun, haiku, Harvoni, Hepatitis C, medicine
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After the Great Hack (haiku)
After the Great Hack the townsfolk moved into the darkened shopping mall Year by year, a new a new civilization took root beside the water clock © kim goldberg
Day after the vote (haiku)
Day after the vote: at the dock the kingfisher has changed his perch (poem © kim goldberg)
Posted in Poetry
Tagged birds, birdwatching, haiku, Nanaimo, Nanaimo Elections, nature, nature photography, Politics, Vancouver Island
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Twelve pot plants (haiku)
Twelve pot plants make national news in family feud (Poem & image © Kim Goldberg)
Posted in Poetry
Tagged BC bud, grow-op, haiku, Kim Goldberg photos, marijuana, medicinal marijuana, photography, Prohibition, War on Drugs
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Zeno’s Paradox (tanka)
Zeno’s paradox protects each drone operator, shields his tender nib of conscience from the button’s bruise—no bomb ever truly arrives (Text and image © Kim Goldberg)
Posted in Poetry, Politics
Tagged haiga, haiku, Human Rights, militarism, photography, UAVs, unmanned drone, war
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Tidepool Crusades
Tidepool crusades of tiny crabs attacking invading toes Text & photo © Kim Goldberg, 2013
Posted in Poetry
Tagged beaches, haiku, Maffeo Sutton Park, marine life, Nanaimo, nature, oceans, photography, Vancouver Island
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