Tré is a Blue Ridge Mountain haikai (haiku, senryū, and haiga) author, fantasy writer, editor of the Wolf Twin Review, and Massurreal artist endorsed by The Museum for Massurrealist Art (Berlin, Germany). Drawing inspiration from nature and lucid dreams, Tré creates—while wearing pajamas—under the supervision of an articulate cat and powered by copious amounts of jasmine tea.
Haiku poet Tré of Wolf Twin Books
With publishing partner Thomas L. Vaultonburg, Tré owns and operates Wolf Twin Books. The first edition of their haiku art book, Moonscape, is in the (University of Arizona) Poetry Center’s library collection. Along with many published poems in journals and anthologies worldwide, Tré’s haiku are also featured in The Museum of Modern Japanese Literature and the Basho Museum.
Tré's work has appeared (or is forthcoming) in many publications, including The Washington Post, Asahi Shimbun Haikuist Network, Cattails, Chrysanthemum, Cicada's Cry, Echidna Tracks, Five Fleas Itchy Poetry, folk ku, Haiku Dialogue, Haiku Girl Summer, Haiku Shack Magazine, HillRag, LEAF, Only Human, Pan Haiku Review, Poetry Pea, Presence, Prune Juice, Pure Haiku, Sense & Sensibility Haiku Journal, smols, Trash Panda, THF Monthly Kukai, The Solitary Daisy, and Wales Haiku Journal.
the gentle taper
of a mountain—
dad's uniform
learning of her death—
a passerby
tells me to smile
the owl's golden gaze
measures my body—
kerning
dusk wefting—
the water strider's
suminagashi
wolf on the ridge
a grey cowboy's
last nod
midnight drone—
the farmer buries
another UFO
mammatus clouds . . .
dabbing
the cotton fields
flipped porch swing—
the green sky
freshly cut
ancestry
his vest and her scarf
in the quilt
open palms
the cherry petals
choosing me
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