Poems by: Ingrid Bruck

Ingrid Bruck is wild flower gardener and a poet inspired by nature. She lives in Amish country in Pennsylvania. This site shocases selected works by her.

Apr 9
Apr 9 the sky trips - Published by: Failed Haiku, Retrospective Issue 40

Apr 6
Apr 6 April Is Poetry Month: Pearl Diving Column - Published by Between These Shores Literary & Arts Annual, April 2019

Apr 1
Apr 1 horse envy: rengay by Ingrid Bruck & Leslie McKay - KokaKo, KK30, April 2019, p. 30

Mar 29
Mar 29 new moon, old ways - Published by: Folded Word: Exploring the World, One Word at a Time

Mar 27
Mar 27 7 Ronka: Living in Amish Country - Published by: Leaves of Ink

Mar 24
Mar 24 After Reading - Published by: Contemporary Haibun Online

Mar 21
Mar 21 Taconic Waterfall - Published by: Halcyon Days, Issue 13

Mar 21
Mar 21 dandelions - Published by: Halcyon Days, Issue 13

Mar 21
Mar 21 Earth Day - Published by: Halcyon Days, Issue 13

Mar 15
Mar 15 Saboteur Awards 2019: Pearl Diving Column - Published by: Between These Shores Literary & Arts Annual, March 2019

Mar 1
Mar 1 twilight & crescent moon & deportation - Published by: Failed Haiku, Volume 4, Issue 39

Mar 1
Mar 1 spring duet & 4 Haiku— Published by: Otata 39, pp. 82-83

Feb 15
Feb 15 Remembering Mary Oliver: Pearl Diving Column - Published by: Between These Shores Literary & Arts Annual, February 2019

Feb 6
Feb 6 NaHaiWriMo: Diving for Pearls Column, Editor Suggestion #1- Published by: Between These Shores Arts & Literary Annual, February 2019

Feb 6
Feb 6 The Song Is… Pearl Diving Column, Editor Suggestion #2 - Published by: Between These Shores Arts & Literary Annual, February 2019

Feb 3
Feb 3 "her magnificent voice”, “her imprint” & “I like to think of Aretha Franklin” - Published by: The Song Is...

Feb 1
Feb 1 stratocumulous - Published by: Quatrain.Fish

Jan 24
Jan 24 ModPo: Pearl Diving Column - Published by: Between These Shores Literary & Arts Annual, January 2019

Jan 12
Jan 12 sun spider - Published by: Quatrain.Fish

Dec 1
Dec 1 here I stand & the sky trips - Published by: Failed Haiku, Volume 3, Issue 36