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Haiku\, senryu\, and renga are forms of Ja panese poetry. They can help a writer pay attention to every moment. These poems are short but they contain more than it appears.

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Beginning and experienced writers are welcome. \;

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Joyce E. Young has bee n called a &ldquo\;writer&rsquo\;s midwife." She knows how to help writers achieve confidence\, skill and awareness.

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Young writes poetry\, f iction\, and essays. Her poetry collection How it Happens (Black Lawrence Press) was nominated for a California Book Award. Her poems have appeared online and in anthologies\, including West Trestle Review\, The Bloom\, WO RDPEACE\, riverbabble\, Essential Truths: The Bay Area in Color\, and the San Francisco Public Library Poem of the Day.

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