1987


AHA Books Online Summer 2005		APA-Renga/Lynx 20 YEARS OF RENGA



	In these Participation Renga you will find links from: AB Alice Benedict BJ Bob Jessup CC Carlos Colón CF Vikki Celeste Fannin CG Cindy Guntherman CSK Carol Stroh Kemp dht Doris H. Thurston DPK Deborah P. Kolidji DR David Rice DWP Darrel W. Parry EF Eric Folsom ESJ Elizabeth St Jacques FA Fay Aoyagi FP Francine Porad FPA Francis (Paul) Attard GD Gene Doty GM Giselle Maya GR George Ralph GV Geert Verbeke JAJ Jean Jorgensen JJO Joyce J. Owens JC Jeanne Cassler JMB John M. Bennett JR Jane Reichhold JS John Sheirer JSJ Joyce Sandeen Johnson KCL Ken C. Leibman LCG Larry C. Gross LE Lesley Einer LJ Lael Johnson MHH Madeline Hoffer ML Minna Lerman MM Marianne Marks MWM Mary Wittry-Mason N Nika NA Nasira Alma PC Penny Crosby PGC Pamela Connor PJS P.J. Sharpe PS Pat Shelley R Ronan RF Robert Flannery SCH Suzette Hains SD Simon Doubleday SMc Steve McComas TLG Terri Lee Grell TV Teresa Volz TW Tundra Wind WEG Elliot Greig WR Werner Reichhold YH Yvonne Hardenbrook ZP Zane Parks LYNX PARTICIPATION RENGA HOW TO DO IT To join in participation renga, read the whole poem, especially the last line or lines in italic. Read the "rules" as stated under the title. Pick the link in BOLD *italic* you find best, worthy, interesting and write your responding link. Check the hokku poet's rules once more to make sure yours fits. Send the title of the renga, the link and author to which your link with your initials responds. Subscribers may send in up to 10 links total. You cannot respond to your own links. To start a participation renga, submit a hokku; (the first link (stanza) of a renga). The hokku usually contains the title of the renga. 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LOOKING IN THE MIRROR Free renga - no rules Started: April, 1986 Finished: February, 1987 Looking in the mirror Another gray hair Ah! The Wind of Time Tundra Wind The morning after I leave the rose on the table MJ strawberries planted the blister on her palm stays bright red Jane Reichhold Long distance phone calls take longer to ignore Terri Lee Grell Wind rings a bell in a memory of flight the music of home Celeste Fannin rising above the trees smoke from a wood fire JR ignoring something in the white noise CF the day before I paint the light bulb red TLG I need colors to cheer me now – all else is gone Tom Bingham LOOKING IN THE MIRROR Looking in the mirror Another gray hair Ah! The Wind of Time Tundra Wind The morning after I leave the rose on the table MJ strawberries planted the blister on her palm stays bright red Jane Reichhold Long distance phone calls take longer to ignore Terri Lee Grell Wind rings a bell in a memory of flight the music of home Celeste Fannin rising above the trees smoke from a wood fire JR looking through the photo album I remember moments instead of faces CF And I wonder if the faces in these pictures ever recall my name? Tom Bingham hello? long distance information? CF LOOKING IN THE MIRROR Looking in the mirror Another gray hair Ah! The Wind of Time Tundra Wind The morning after I leave the rose on the table MJ strawberries planted the blister on her palm stays bright red Jane Reichhold Long distance phone calls take longer to ignore Terri Lee Grell Wind rings a bell in a memory of flight the music of home Celeste Fannin rising above the trees smoke from a wood fire JR ignoring something in the white noise CF the day before I paint the light bulb red TLG unpacking the mirror plugging in the clock hands pointing two CF LOOKING IN THE MIRROR Looking in the mirror Another gray hair Ah! The Wind of Time Tundra Wind The morning after I leave the rose on the table MJ strawberries planted the blister on her palm stays bright red Jane Reichhold Long distance phone calls take longer to ignore Terri Lee Grell Wind rings a bell in a memory of flight the music of home Celeste Fannin rising above the trees smoke from a wood fire JR ignoring something in the white noise CF the day before I paint the light bulb red TLG trembling in the rosy glow he rings the doorbell KCL LOOKING IN THE MIRROR Looking in the mirror Another gray hair Ah! The Wind of Time Tundra Wind The morning after I leave the rose on the table MJ strawberries planted the blister on her palm stays bright red Jane Reichhold Long distance phone calls take longer to ignore Terri Lee Grell Wind rings a bell in a memory of flight the music of home Celeste Fannin in the mirror a newborn sun streak on my face another birthday TLG in the moment between years frosting on the garden CF yet my lover, older than I, shines nova-bright Tom Bingham driving rain streaking lights disappear in the side-view mirror CF LOOKING IN THE MIRROR Looking in the mirror Another gray hair Ah! The Wind of Time Tundra Wind The morning after I leave the rose on the table MJ Purple, white, rose and red petunias flashing in the midday sun Bob Jessup observing pebbles through a stream of light hearing forgotten laughter TW forgetting remembered storms Larry Giddings petals fold into the sunset wind brushes my hair with gold sun mirrors the heart Celeste Fannin gypsy music spices a guitar weeps LG Love spanish peppers my eyes weep Gypsy wagon buffet BJ hard-bound books full of graying leaves and flat wild blossoms CF LOOKING IN THE MIRROR Looking in the mirror Another gray hair Ah! The Wind of Time Tundra Wind The morning after I leave the rose on the table MJ Purple, white, rose and red petunias flashing in the midday sun Bob Jessup observing pebbles through a stream of light hearing forgotten laughter TW Laughter of the winds Like a chorus in the treetops Dancing with the moon BJ colorless Wind of Time carries ageless songs knowing night nor day Celeste Fannin dust on the table dawn fingerpainting CF scintillations in the sunbeam Ken C. Leibman it must be spring I’ll do EVERYTHING tomorrow CF LOOKING IN THE MIRROR Looking in the mirror Another gray hair Ah! The Wind of Time Tundra Wind The morning after I leave the rose on the table MJ Purple, white, rose and red petunias flashing in the midday sun Bob Jessup observing pebbles through a stream of light hearing forgotten laughter TW Laughter of the winds Like a chorus in the treetops Dancing with the moon BJ colorless Wind of Time carries ageless songs knowing night nor day Celeste Fannin dust on the table dawn fingerpainting CF scintillations in the sunbeam Ken C. Leibman every sunbeam more precious to me as years roll on Tom Bomgham LOOKING IN THE MIRROR Looking in the mirror Another gray hair Ah! The Wind of Time Tundra Wind The morning after I leave the rose on the table MJ Purple, white, rose and red petunias flashing in the midday sun Bob Jessup observing pebbles through a stream of light hearing forgotten laughter TW Laughter of the winds Like a chorus in the treetops Dancing with the moon BJ colorless Wind of Time carries ageless songs knowing night nor day Celeste Fannin dust on the table dawn fingerpainting CF scintillations in the sunbeam Ken C. Leibman Dancing in the sunbeams Slipping between the trees & leaves Old and new now and then merging BJ LOOKING IN THE MIRROR Looking in the mirror Another gray hair Ah! The Wind of Time Tundra Wind The morning after I leave the rose on the table MJ strawberries planted the blister on her palm stays bright red Jane Reichhold Long distance phone calls take longer to ignore Terri Lee Grell Wind rings a bell in a memory of flight the music of home Celeste Fannin in the mirror a newborn sun streak on my face another birthday TLG in the moment between years frosting on the garden CF in life’s moment the cosmos continues seeds sprout and bloom Bob Jessup one life in the cosmic time-span not the blink of an eye Tom Bingham LOOKING IN THE MIRROR Looking in the mirror Another gray hair Ah! The Wind of Time Tundra Wind The morning after I leave the rose on the table MJ strawberries planted the blister on her palm stays bright red Jane Reichhold Long distance phone calls take longer to ignore Terri Lee Grell Wind rings a bell in a memory of flight the music of home Celeste Fannin in the mirror a newborn sun streak on my face another birthday TLG in the moment between years frosting on the garden CF in life’s moment the cosmos continues seeds sprout and bloom Bob Jessup soggy snowman steaming compost heap plants a watermelon CF GREAT CLOUD FOG FALLING Two or more references to atmosphere in each verse (fog, mist, cloud, smoke, wind). Indicate time of day and season. Started: December, 1986 Discontinued: February, 1987 Great cloud fog falling Morning mist drifting down Sprouting buds dew covered Bob Jessup Wizard walks amid snowflakes falling Chill morning blast turns away as if by magic Tom Bingham Evening snowflakes drifting down warmed by midwinter chimney smoke blown away happily ever after BJ GREAT CLOUD FOG FALLING Great cloud fog falling Morning mist drifting down Sprouting buds dew covered Bob Jessup Wizard walks amid snowflakes falling Chill morning blast turns away as if by magic Tom Bingham Day equals Night the illusion of space teeters on the winking trees Celeste Fannin GREAT CLOUD FOG FALLING Great cloud fog falling Morning mist drifting down Sprouting buds dew covered Bob Jessup Alien sky, snow like frozen methane Hard sometimes to remember "every day’s a fine day" HB Wind-driven sunsets rainbows spread between nights Celeste Fannin GREAT CLOUD FOG FALLING Great cloud fog falling Morning mist drifting down Sprouting buds dew covered Bob Jessup your dream caresses seed the clouds and darken the morning with regret HB a vision of love not love; intermittent shower of morning tears clouding your man’s spring fancy Tom Bingham GALAXIES OF FUTURES UNBIDDEN Two references to specific birds in each three-line verse. Started: March, 1987 Discontinued: April, 1987 Galaxies of futures unbidden Robins who songs are yet unsung Hummingbirds as yet silent of flight Tom Bingham chicken clucks a golden egg rooster spins the weather vain Celeste Fannin Swans have ugly ducklings Ducks have golden eggs Farmer has gold spray paint Bob Jessup GALAXIES OF FUTURES UNBIDDEN Galaxies of futures unbidden Robins who songs are yet unsung Hummingbirds as yet silent of flight Tom Bingham Birds of a feather Flock (of robins eating berries) Together like turtle doves Bob Jessup cowbird rides herd steers turning ears alaudidae Celeste Fannin A SOLSTICE MOON (METAMORPH SIS) images from the feminine side Started: July, 1986 Discontinued: June, 1987 a solstice moon thirteen women join hands chanting to a drum Jane Reichhold Diana’s Moon Artemis’ Bow The tears of Kwan Yin Tundra Wind Sounds that unify the beats of hearts bringing consciousness alive Larry Giddings ring of light priestess of sevens shooting stars Celeste Fannin soul mates cling between thunder and lightning wrapped in mystic SVAHA Terri Lee Grell "take it like a man" even though you’re a woman CF Whoa-man House work Makes home work Bob Jessup drawing no lines he builds a slanted table CF she follows with feverish strokes of fireproof paint TLG flares a match sputters in the pipe dream JR THOUSANDS OF MAYFLIES Very traditional renga. Each link should indicate the time and season. Alternating 3- and 2-lines. Started: June, 1986 Finished: June, 1987 Thousands of mayflies Swarming in sunset light The song of wings Tundra Wind a lengthening of the beat at the end of the dance Jane Reichhold Warm summer night Hot beat of disco music Muscles tirelessly move Bob Jessup steamed perfume mingling with the glitter of sweat Terri Lee Grell in the afterglow drifting off to sleep – autumn false dawn Ken C. Leibman breakfast in a spring meadow cows watching us eat cheese JR apple tree giving us noon shade – sparrows mating KCL nest of little sparrows waiting for flight at dawn BJ lily white legs shorter nights shorter skirts Celeste Fannin that afternoon in Stockholm, that summer of no brassieres KCL I TOUCH YOU HERE Started: September, 1986 Discontinued: June, 1987 I touch you here you touch me there aurora in your hair Tundra Wind Let the hair fly In the midnight bliss The glowing warmth of touch Bob Jessup falling starlight touching you, there Celeste Fannin while you sleep I trace my finger along the tender scar Terri Lee Grell The thought comes to mind how so much of love depends on the rushing of blood Tom Bingham great gift: permission to watch you sleeping naked HB I roll over to watch billion year old starlight falling toward our skin Eric Folsom de ja vu stranger at the flea market wearing your perfume TLG I TOUCH YOU HERE I touch you here you touch me there aurora in your hair Tundra Wind silver slivers cling to the imprints in the wet grass licking the colors off my lips Celeste Fannin by a waterfall a woman recalls the forgotten love affair Jane Reichhold framed by a window images magically appear CF lighting the lanterns smoothing down the quilts checking the time Terri Lee Grell crunching the new snow shivering Ken C. Leibman the warm cat jumping into her ready lap remembering? TW fur licked clean paws kneading the reassuring dough of a warm lap Tom Bingham one footprint frozen in the hot cement CF THE RED SKY FLASHES Each image must come from the dream world as well as link. Started: June, 1986 Finished: June, 1987 The red sky flashes Over the taiga trees Reflection in stream water DO (aka Tundra Wind) where no crow can land Basho drops a fishing line Jane Reichhold the trout laughs and gives the monkey buddha a banana TW swirling peel spiral galaxy captured by a dragonfly Terri Lee Grell the blue lines on a global map humming a tune JR for an instant stars fly Celeste Fannin sinking into a Black Hole the Universe dissolves Ken C. Leibman magically, new worlds appear brighter, full of hope Tom Bingham the stream forever crossing the page CF closing the book as the cock crows KCL THE RED SKY FLASHES The red sky flashes Over the taiga trees Reflection in stream water DO (aka Tundra Wind) where no crow can land Basho drops a fishing line Jane Reichhold the trout laughs and gives the monkey buddha a banana TW swirling peel spiral galaxy captured by a dragonfly Terri Lee Grell the blue lines on a global map humming a tune JR for an instant stars fly Celeste Fannin sinking into a Black Hole the Universe dissolves Ken C. Leibman magically, new worlds appear brighter, full of hope Tom Bingham the stream forever crossing the page CF caught up in streams of time rent into component parts TB THE RED SKY FLASHES The red sky flashes Over the taiga trees Reflection in stream water DO (aka Tundra Wind) where no crow can land Basho drops a fishing line Jane Reichhold the trout laughs and gives the monkey buddha a banana TW swirling peel spiral galaxy captured by a dragonfly Terri Lee Grell the blue lines on a global map humming a tune JR for an instant stars fly Celeste Fannin sinking into a Black Hole the Universe dissolves Ken C. Leibman magically, new worlds appear brighter, full of hope Tom Bingham the stream forever crossing the page CF as bridge a jay chatters last night’s dream in printout THE RED SKY FLASHES The red sky flashes Over the taiga trees Reflection in stream water DO (aka Tundra Wind) where no crow can land Basho drops a fishing line Jane Reichhold the trout laughs and gives the monkey buddha a banana TW swirling peel spiral galaxy captured by a dragonfly Terri Lee Grell footprints on the dream crossing the stream lights landing on water Celeste Fannin legs of spiders dancing write the words unsaid JR mene mene tekel COCA COLA Ken C. Leibman gossamer nets catching glimpses of a blaring sign CF who will notice the UFOs above our forest of neon? HB moonless night the nazarene pulls the ripcord TLG GREAT GRANDMOTHER’S ROCKING CHAIR Each linking image should have two or three lines. Started: April, 1986 Finished: June, 1987 Great Grandmother’s rocking chair Still soaked with mud and water Waits patiently for its next occupant Bob Jessup Creek, screech, chair moving in the wind Windchimes and chair all together Patiently, tirelessly making sounds BJ A drifter, hitch-hiking Standing in the middle of nowhere Tundra Wind a little unsure the butterfly leaves his shadow on the path Jane Reichhold tiny treetoad filling the night air Ken C. Leibman Cold night air Sparkling ice crystals in moonlight BJ Trembling touch of wonder symphonic shimmering Larry Giddings Taking the empty seat Applause dies A hush before the music begins Celeste Fannin cricket crescendo cues the dancing duck troupe Terri Lee Grell Great Grandmother Nature is a song-and-dance lady Tom Bingham moving in unison with the music marionette ballet and puppeteers BJ weeding the garden – suddenly grandmother memories TW THE OLD POND It seems somehow appropriate to inaugurate APA-Renga by starting a renga based on this most famous of haiku. No rules. Have at it! Started: April, 1986 Finished: June, 1987 The old pond; A frog jumps in, - The sound of water Basho Sitting still Did I hear? The sound of water Tundra Wind sinking into the soil the horse lowers his tail Jane Reichhold a cry of pleasure splash of joy Larry Giddings shimmering summer heat the desert rises to meet the hang-glider TW the old pond winks in the sun above sound Celeste Fannin with both eyes closed frogs croak what they cannot hear JR Never accuse frogs of lacking subconsciousness HB Frogs on a log blink Flies flying by disappear Bob Jessup Quiet frog zone circle around the sound CF silent in the clearing a fairy-ring Ken C. Leibman the old gang a frog jumps in the sound of renga JR THE OLD POND The old pond; A frog jumps in, - The sound of water Basho Sitting still Did I hear? The sound of water Tundra Wind sinking into the soil the horse lowers his tail Jane Reichhold a cry of pleasure splash of joy Larry Giddings shimmering summer heat the desert rises to meet the hang-glider TW the old pond winks in the sun above sound Celeste Fannin with both eyes closed frogs croak what they cannot hear JR Never accuse frogs of lacking subconsciousness HB Frogs on a log blink Flies flying by disappear Bob Jessup Quiet frog zone circle around the sound CF warm may silent night cacophonous symphony in dream worlds TW The old pond A frog jumps out, saying "Croak" BJ THE OLD POND The old pond; A frog jumps in, - The sound of water Basho Sitting still Did I hear? The sound of water Tundra Wind sinking into the soil the horse lowers his tail Jane Reichhold a cry of pleasure splash of joy Larry Giddings shimmering summer heat the desert rises to meet the hang-glider TW Dazzling summer wild flowers Buzzards gliding overhead Eternal desert life continues Bob Jessup and beneath the moon we can hear the sound of water LG light stretched by the waterfall Ken C. Leibman a warm winter day bright sun melts the icicle the sound of water TW yesterday’s snow in today’s gutter KCL mother frogs who’d recognize tadpoles as their babies? Jane Reichhold finding my grown son’s kindergarten picture KCL ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK Started July, 1987 Discontinued: September, 1987 for three summers alone with mind’s static: fresh out of images: can’t compete with West Coast haiku-wallahs HB punker on skateboard swift as haiku Tundra Wind in bright paint misspelled words "love me" Jane Reichhold ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK for three summers alone with mind’s static: fresh out of images: can’t compete with West Coast haiku-wallahs HB Ms. Libery stands guard Locals write hokku on ghetto walls Bob Jessup give me your tired your poor . . . artists Jane Reichhold ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK for three summers alone with mind’s static: fresh out of images: can’t compete with West Coast haiku-wallahs HB rivets in old jeans mold like minds together Jane Reichhold east side street peddlers huddled in old doorway minds and clothes molding away together Bob Jessup ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK for three summers alone with mind’s static: fresh out of images: can’t compete with West Coast haiku-wallahs HB rivets in old jeans mold like minds together Jane Reichhold massaging ideas moaning with pleasure Larry Giddings CRAACK Minimum of 3 lines for links. 12 links long. Started: June, 1987 Finished: September, 1987 CRAACKK – splash Cat falls through ice into cold water anger melts the nearby snow PW Swisssssh – Boom cold winter wind old tree branches falling Bob Jessup DANDELION ANGER no rules Started: June, 1986 Finished: September. 1987 Dandelion anger A breath dispatches infectious white parasols Poisoning the universe RS (aka Tundra Wind) Swish Zoom Bam Wind of the wicked witch of the west Red high heel pumps Bob Jessup Technicolor dreams the hundredth monkey grows wings hole in the rainbow Terri Lee Grell flight on crystal wings Escaping thru the classroom’s keyhold This must be wonderland BJ the breathing of an angel in my ear fragile footstep, racing to here – Celeste Fannin which side of the mirror is HERE? the fat cat smiles TLG Belching the canary points to a yellow sign CF TESSERACT AHEAD with wrinkled forehead she checks her compass TLG cycle cop signs the other side blank CF scarecrow winks and points the way TLG your voice pulling me to the desert toast pops up Jane Reichhold seeds which fall from brimming pockets of thought CF STEELHEAD ON THE WINGS Started: March, 1987 Discontinued: July, 1987 steelhead on the wings do dock anymore – didn’t like hatchery steelies anyway Ken C. Leibman fish shaped foamy clumps swimming downstream on the water’s surface Bob Jessup museum mural golden trout golden trails brass rail Celeste Fannin in the pool below the bridge black fly larvae feed the fish Eric Folsom VENUS RISING Started: July, 1986 Finished: October, 1987 Venus rising in misty cedars Drip, gurgle – wet fern bog Young tree sprouting in grandparent’s lap Bob Jessup Full moon rising Poking between twig and tree trunk Shining thru a partial cloud BJ peaking through soil a mirror for the moon amanita pantherina Terri Lee Grell elfin world line the path quick noise of a falling star wrapped in firs Celeste Fannin night jewels dangling in black lace clouds CF Daughters of Eros invading faery realms they do not comprehend Tom Bingham Daughters in the night Dancing by the faery fire All alone, together BJ Chants and drum heard just beneath the surface; goblins beating on logs TB Rumble roar/gurgle hiss bump Creatures of the night on a late subway train BJ new quarters last quarters highway sun trance CF hot dusty dirt road privately owned path to paradise BJ locked iron gates; the fountains of Eden denied TB VENUS RISING Venus rising in misty cedars Drip, gurgle – wet fern bog Young tree sprouting in grandparent’s lap Bob Jessup Full moon rising Poking between twig and tree trunk Shining thru a partial cloud BJ peaking through soil a mirror for the moon amanita pantherina Terri Lee Grell elfin world line the path quick noise of a falling star wrapped in firs Celeste Fannin night jewels dangling in black lace clouds CF Daughters of Eros invading faery realms they do not comprehend Tom Bingham Daughters in the night Dancing by the faery fire All alone, together BJ Chants and drum heard just beneath the surface; goblins beating on logs TB Rumble roar/gurgle hiss bump Creatures of the night on a late subway train BJ new quarters last quarters highway sun trance CF hot dusty dirt road privately owned path to paradise BJ night rain he suddenly awakes dreaming of a flood Tundra Wind NIGHT BLOOMING ARTIST Started: September. 1987 Finished: December, 1987 night blooming artist working in porcelain silent moon and stars collaborate Bob Jessup silent shades of music reaching towards stars a tear falls on the bow Tom Bingham tears on typewriter keys such sweet sorrow when the heroine must die Terri Lee Grell NIGHT BLOOMING ARTIST night blooming artist working in porcelain silent moon and stars collaborate Bob Jessup connecting letters the script begins Celeste Fannin splashing colors across the eyes from the inside Larry Giddings MONDAY MORNING MAIL Started: October, 1986 Finished: December, 1987 monday morning mail my Ed McMahon coaster collection now complete Terri Lee Grell stack of cheap lumber the newspaper lies there speechless Celeste Fannin flipping the TV channels Reagan, Reagan, Reagan, Big Bird, Reagan TLG Voyager Two arrested on an alien streetcorner for soliciting TLG Lebanese hostages traded like baseball cards anchorman keeps straight face Tom Bingham Anchor-person trades Japanese baseball cards on location in Lebanon Bob Jessup editing letters to the editor about editing TLG scholar lays dying; failed to publish Tom Bingham manuscripts don’t die they get burned to be resurrected BJ all words behind a veil all emotions repeated Eno flings TV set into the ocean Eric Folsom moments of repose in a refreshed environment; cherish the silence TB MONDAY MORNING MAIL monday morning mail my Ed McMahon coaster collection now complete Terri Lee Grell stack of cheap lumber the newspaper lies there speechless Celeste Fannin flipping the TV channels Reagan, Reagan, Reagan, Big Bird, Reagan TLG Voyager Two arrested on an alien streetcorner for soliciting TLG Lebanese hostages traded like baseball cards anchorman keeps straight face Tom Bingham Anchor-person trades Japanese baseball cards on location in Lebanon Bob Jessup editing letters to the editor about editing TLG scholar lays dying; failed to publish Tom Bingham manuscripts don’t die they get burned to be resurrected BJ all words behind a veil all emotions repeated Eno flings TV set into the ocean Eric Folsom mail from Jacque Costeau send your donations to tube-fish research TLG



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