Poetry

Change

Snakelike

We shed our skins

Over and over

And over.

Hiding as we shed,

Uncomfortable and vulnerable.

In time reemerging,

Our old skins left behind,

To grow

And become.

Susan Andrews haiku have been published in many journals, and she created and hosts the weekly #HaikuSaturday event on Twitter/X. Her poetry has also been featured in Parakeet Magazine, Paddler Press, Tyger Tyger, and The Dirigible Balloon. She is passionate about animals, the environment, and kindness.