THREE POEMS
A HAIBUN
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Mark Gilbert is based in the UK and enjoys writing short poetry and prose. He has recently been published in Heterodox Haiku Journal, Five Fleas, Under the Basho and Horror Senryu Journal. You can connect with him on Twitter at @MarkgZero and read his mini-chapbook of migraine-inspired haiku, Ribbons and Rainbows, published by Yavanika Press, at https://payhip.com/b/uB5Ri.
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