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H.A. | LexPoMo 2025

Bio for 2025

H.A. lives and writes in New York. When she isn't writing, she is running, hiking, swimming, chasing a brilliant sunrise, or counting stars.

Reason for signing up:

The PoMo poets inspire me.

Poems Submitted This Year:

June 01, 2025 A Northeast Haunting
June 02, 2025 Wildflowers
June 03, 2025 Rainfall
June 04, 2025 To be Read
June 05, 2025 Somewhere
June 06, 2025 Axl Rose's Scream
June 07, 2025 Summer Breezes
June 08, 2025 Dew Drops
June 09, 2025 Lady of the Lake
June 10, 2025 Axl Rose's Croon
June 11, 2025 Just One
June 12, 2025 For The Woman Who Delivered Subway Sermons on the Southbound D Train
June 13, 2025 Summer Sun
June 14, 2025 I Talk to Unfamiliar Gravestones
June 15, 2025 Spring's Hold
June 16, 2025 June is a Shadow
June 17, 2025 Another Sunrise
June 18, 2025 These Old Boots: An Ode to My Favorite Docs
June 19, 2025 First Firefly of the Season
June 20, 2025 Saying Goodbye to the Thundercloud Plum Tree
June 21, 2025 The Day After
June 22, 2025 Weather Pattern

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