Snake Weather has stretched its full length… it was a wonderful experience working with such a diversity of voices and watching how each poet shifted the energy of the poem. It is a renga that I feel deserves repeated reads, so I have included the links to parts i, ii and iii here so that you can take it all in. There is much to enjoy!
Snake Weather (part i)
Snake Weather (part ii)
Snake Weather (part iii)
Snake Weather
A Summer Kasen Renga
Started: February 10, 2013 – Finished: April 14, 2013
Written by / between:
David S, Andy S, Cindy K, Katherine B, Chris L, Trish R, John W, Helen R, Andrew P
[photograph by Cindy Keong]
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gloves no longer needed
fingertips cigarettes pink
DS
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Easter moon
in one hand
a beer and a crucifix
AS
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raking red ficus berries
she considers a change in lipstick
CK
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cold wind
not noticing
her silences
GN
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inside the cavern
our eyes adjust
CL
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wooden beat
of her walking stick
missing
TR
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at High Copse the robin left him
cutting an ash sapling
JW
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A quick shower
cherry blossom petals
carpet the sidewalk
HR
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both of them arrive late
to the opening matinée
AP
Another Lost Shark 
A most interesting and enjoyable project…having fun following it.
smiles…love them all…esp. the lipstick one though..smiles
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