re:Virals 401
Beata Czeszejko — everything is possible, even rebellion: commentaries on "helping/to cook the dinner/Bob Dylan" by Helene Guojah.
re:Virals 400
Sushama Kapur — hiding from 'It': commentaries on "stillness/ not even a peep/from the peepers" by Robin White
re:Virals 399
Ruth Happel — a haunting poem: commentaries on "they have/ a list of demands/redwoods" by Cherie Hunter Day.
re:Virals 397
Beata Czeszejko — freedom is the big theme: commentaries on "old age home/the sudden urge/to climb a tree" by John Pappas
re:Virals 394
Jonathan Epstein — breakthrough: commentaries on "An empty plate/Smashing it//Autumn clearer" by Masaya Saito.
re:Virals 390
Harrison Lightwater — nicely done: commentaries on "boundaries/her therapist/newly single too" by Reid Hepworth
re:Virals 389
Sushama Kapur: stretching the limits, a beautiful poem: commentaries on "leaflight" by Allan Burns
re:Virals 387
Greg Longenecker: a source of inner experience: comments on "deep in/the tidepool/a child’s gaze" — by Greg Longenecker
re:Virals 373
Amanda White — mourning the child now grown: commentaries on "bookmark/where my son/grew too old" by Chad Lee Robinson.
re:Virals 371
Harrison Lightwater: flowers come out?.. commentaries on "chrysanthemums trying on my wife's kimono" by Jacob Blumner
re:Virals 370
Sushama Kapur: classic horror - commentaries on "the scream it owns just before it" by John Hawkhead
re:Virals 368
Sébastien Revon - accepting, embracing, our light and darkness: commentaries on "i am i am not the darkness between subway stations" by Frank Dietrich
re:Virals 366
Alan Summers — a single line delivers its own pace and tension… Commentaries on "tiger bones steeped in rice wine my sanity" by Corine Timmer
re:Virals 363
Gloria Whitney — the freedom to value ourselves and others: Annette Makino's "heirloom tomato / finally comfortable / in my own skin"
re:Virals 361
Amoolya Kamalnath — a playfully poignant ku: Elancharan Gunasekaran's "dusk / tipping dinosaurs / off the edge of the sofa"
re:Virals 348
Marion Clarke - our lessening grip of control...
Commentaries on John Stevenson's haiku: in the beginning/he was just pretending/to sound grumpy