Jerome Berglund: Poetry Collaborations

Haiga by Jerome Berglund

Shane Coppage
& Jerome Berglund

1.
stardust
another fire
unanswered

closing argument

2.
holy cow
entering 
without breaking 

doorbell cam


Haiga by Jerome Berglund

    Red Candle

Melissa Dennison &
Jerome Berglund


increasingly rare
these days
the intricacy of snow

a cattle dog’s
psyche meds


christmas…
the white bark
of a silver birch

dense fog
washing hands
with bar soap


a day of rest:
washing, cooking, cleaning

old times here
are not forgotten:
redistribution

Jerome Berglund

Jerome Berglund has worked as everything from dishwasher to paralegal, night watchman to assembler of heart valves. Currently residing in New Orleans, previously having lived in the Longfellow neighborhood of Minneapolis which was locus to the George Floyd protests, his writing as often as possible strives to engage with significant social and economic concerns of our day that align with missions of decolonization and abolition across prevailing institutions. He has been involved in grassroots activism for the good causes of Occupy Los Angeles, Standing Rock, and the Black Lives Matter movement, supported outreach efforts promoting ecosocialism. Many haiku, haiga and haibun he’s written have been exhibited or are forthcoming online and in print, most recently in bottle rockets, Frogpond, and Presence.

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