Shore Crabs maybe you feel it too the urge to go to the edge of a low tide following a shore crab laden with eggs scurrying into the sea where a sea star in murmuring waves clings to a barnacled crab drifting just beyond Victor Ortiz Victor Ortiz lives in Bellingham, WA, but travels to Borrego Springs, CA, during the winter, where his wife Mimi loves to paint plein air and he writes about the desert. He has written two chapbooks Into Breath and Into Borrego Valley and has coauthored four books with mezzotint artist Mikio Watanabe. His work has been anthologized and published in Modern Haiku, Haiku Canada Review, The Mainichi, and Right Hand Pointing. Ortiz has served on The Haiku Foundation’s Touchstone Distinguished Books Award panel and as the Washington State Regional Coordinator for the Haiku Society of America.
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John S Green
9/16/2023 08:01:50 am
Beautiful imagery paired with a perfect painting connecting the two without a trace of the other.
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