Sean Lause         Vol. 2, No. 2 - Summer 2001

CURRENT ISSUE Haiku Harvest Vol. 2, No. 2 - 2001     These poems are Copyright © 2001 by Sean Lause. E-Mail: lauses@ltc.tec.oh.us		Bach on the radio a spider weaves her web with furious joy     half a tire lies grinning in the grass, no longer driven     swift above rooftops crying for her mate blue summer evening     carefully folding her boy's used birthday candles in tissue paper     This greeting, how many miles, tree to tree, to me?     five minutes, stuck in an elevator, watching our shoes and watches     the crying child does not hear the willow whispering to her     dark lake, the only sounds--my breaths-- ducks nibbling the weeds     janitor's broom, the wood worn smooth near the middle     in the new wheelchair Grandmother adjusts her blanket across her legs     old men on the porch, deepset eyes and faces creased, rock the sunset home     About the Poet -- Sean Lause lives in Bluffton, Ohio, with his son, Christopher. Lause teaches English at Lima Technical College in Lima, Ohio. Copyright © 2001 by Denis M. Garrison.