Posted on Apr 7, 2023
Clear-eyed observations and 3 haiku poems by Bob Redmond
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Each day during the month of April, KUOW is highlighting the work of Seattle-based poets for National Poetry Month. In this series curated by Seattle Civic Poet and Ten Thousand Things host Shin Yu Pai, you'll find a selection of poems for the mind, heart, senses, and soul.
Bob Redmond has been writing haiku for nearly two decades. As a practitioner who's honed his craft over many years, Bob's renders clear-eyed observations in concise 3-line poems that capture the immediacy of time and place, and the poet's gaze as a witness to change.
Bob Redmond discovered a passion for haiku in 2005, while a writer-in-residence at Seattle’s Hugo House. A professional beekeeper since 2009, he maintains an abiding interest in reconciling ecology and urbanization; this led him to instigate several pollinator restoration projects in the Green/Duwamish watershed. Winner of the 2021 Snapshot Press Book Award, Bob lives in South Seattle with his wife and son.
Bob Redmond has been writing haiku for nearly two decades. As a practitioner who's honed his craft over many years, Bob's renders clear-eyed observations in concise 3-line poems that capture the immediacy of time and place, and the poet's gaze as a witness to change.
Bob Redmond discovered a passion for haiku in 2005, while a writer-in-residence at Seattle’s Hugo House. A professional beekeeper since 2009, he maintains an abiding interest in reconciling ecology and urbanization; this led him to instigate several pollinator restoration projects in the Green/Duwamish watershed. Winner of the 2021 Snapshot Press Book Award, Bob lives in South Seattle with his wife and son.
Clear-eyed observations and 3 haiku poems by Bob Redmond
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Bob Redmond has been writing haiku for nearly two decades. As a practitioner who's honed his craft over many years, Bob's renders clear-eyed observations in concise 3-line poems that capture the immediacy of time and place, and the poet's gaze as a witness to change.
Bob Redmond discovered a passion for haiku in 2005, while a writer-in-residence at Seattle’s Hugo House. A professional beekeeper since 2009, he maintains an abiding interest in reconciling ecology and urbanization; this led him to instigate several pollinator restoration projects in the Green/Duwamish watershed. Winner of the 2021 Snapshot Press Book Award, Bob lives in South Seattle with his wife and son."...
..."Bob Redmond has been writing haiku for nearly two decades. As a practitioner who's honed his craft over many years, Bob's renders clear-eyed observations in concise 3-line poems that capture the immediacy of time and place, and the poet's gaze as a witness to change.
Bob Redmond discovered a passion for haiku in 2005, while a writer-in-residence at Seattle’s Hugo House. A professional beekeeper since 2009, he maintains an abiding interest in reconciling ecology and urbanization; this led him to instigate several pollinator restoration projects in the Green/Duwamish watershed. Winner of the 2021 Snapshot Press Book Award, Bob lives in South Seattle with his wife and son."...
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel good day Brother William, always informational and of the most interesting. Thanks for sharing, have a blessed day!
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