My Poem “Bad Date Blues Haiku” Featured in “Ink Pantry”

Need a smile to jumpstart your Monday? My wacky doggie poem “Bad Date Blues Haiku” was just published in the awesome “Ink Pantry.” 

Many thanks to the very sweet and generous Deborah Edgeley for giving this fun poem such a beautiful home. 

Ink Pantry…one of my favorite magazines, one of my favorite editors. Enjoy, everyone!! 

https://www.inkpantry.com/poetry-drawer-bad-date-blues-haiku-by-laura-stamps/

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