Friday, June 19, 2026

An Esoteriku by David McKee


morning star a metaphor the darkness remembered

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David McKee is a haiku poet and retired psychotherapist living in Santa Fe, NM. His haiku have been published in various journals, including Modern Haiku, Frogpond, Acorn, Kingfisher, Bones, Presence, and password. His work also has been anthologized in The Red Moon Anthology, Haiku 2021, Haiku 2022, Haiku 2023, Haiku 2024, the Whiptail 2023 Anthology, the Haiku 21.2 Anthology, and Red Moon Press's New Resonance series. He is an oblate of Holy Wisdom Monastery and a member of The Stray Dog Zen sangha.
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