My "Poem of the Week" uses a view of the Arizona desert to search within the inner self. Enjoy! jackhuber.com/poem-of-the-week/the-window    ...  moreMy "Poem of the Week" uses a view of the Arizona desert to search within the inner self. Enjoy!
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Nature has been a continuing theme in my poetry and this week's "Poem of the Week" is no different. The photo was taken near a field in the Flint Hills of Eastern Kansas.
 
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My "Poem of the Week" describes someone who lifted themselves out of poverty to become an astronaut. I wrote this 13 years ago, but it still seems appropriate.   jackhuber.com/poem-of-the-week/the-road-to-space  ...  moreMy "Poem of the Week" describes someone who lifted themselves out of poverty to become an astronaut. I wrote this 13 years ago, but it still seems appropriate.
 
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This week's "Poem of the Week" uses a small poetic form called a "septolet." Like haiku, these simple forms sometimes prove that less is more... jackhuber.com/poem-of-the-week/moving-day    ...  moreThis week's "Poem of the Week" uses a small poetic form called a "septolet." Like haiku, these simple forms sometimes prove that less is more...
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My "Poem of the Week" this morning is a series of senryu that were inspired by a set of paintings on the windows of an office building in the historic town of Arkansas City (aka "Ark City") in Kansas. Enjoy!
 
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Today's "Poem of the Week" is a trilinea, similar to haiku, and was inspired by some wild roses in rural Kansas. Enjoy!   jackhuber.com/poem-of-the-week/exuberance  ...  moreToday's "Poem of the Week" is a trilinea, similar to haiku, and was inspired by some wild roses in rural Kansas. Enjoy!
 
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This week's "Poem of the Week" is a piece of prose, which is rare for me. An eagle spotted in the skies of Wyoming was the inspiration:   jackhuber.com/poem-of-the-week/virtues-of-prerogative  ...  moreThis week's "Poem of the Week" is a piece of prose, which is rare for me. An eagle spotted in the skies of Wyoming was the inspiration:
 
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My "Poem of the Week" is an English sonnet inspired by one of my moon photos from rural New York State. If you enjoy the piece, please leave a comment on the blog post:
 
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This week's "Poem of the Week" uses one of my favorite poetic forms, the villanelle. The photo was taken while on vacation several years ago in the Dominican Republic. Please don't forget to leave a comment on the blog page...
 
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This week's "Poem of the Week" was inspired by a wild horse we found when visiting Monument Valley, Utah. Enjoy!   jackhuber.com/poem-of-the-week/matilda  ...  moreThis week's "Poem of the Week" was inspired by a wild horse we found when visiting Monument Valley, Utah. Enjoy!
 
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