Thoreau Farm Trust - Haiku for Henry


Subscribe to our newsletter:	Haiku for Henry Winner Announced We are gratified by the over 150 entries we received for our first Haiku for Henry contest. In reading the poems we discerned several themes: descriptions of Henry's life and experience, references to Henry's political and philosophical legacy, and personal reflections on the natural world. And The Winner Is... FOR HENRY Though you fathered none How vast your seed's dispersal! Entire earth your heir. Margo Van Kuren Honorable Mentions Probe a silent place lichen, logs and humus Where the sidewalk ends. Toni Giarnese JULY 12, 1817 Today I know light, Soft sounds, warm breeze. Today no Need to simplify. Caroline Ellis A TOLERABLE PLANET Bare hands gently place Compost 'round roots from a friend Three lives are enriched. Jim Meehan Read all entries here
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Haiku for Henry Winner Announced