an'ya tactserv@coinet.com English http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Park/1110/index.html United States Literally translated, an'ya's haigo means "a light in the moonless night", or "a surprise arrived under the cover of peaceful nightfall". Of Serbian-American heritage, an'ya lives an anchoritical lifestyle on a mountaintop in Oregon. This former Nascar-track trophy girl and published poetess has taught Balkan dance troupes and been a Slavic-foods caterer.

gray day -- smoke from a mill meanders over the river	summer clouds his mouth waters for buttermilk
night of stars doubled in number by the lagoon	row after row two draft horses plow - the odor of potatoes
hired hands stack the last bales of hay - high autumn	blustery day -- the sagebrush snags whatever blows by
quiet woodlands distinctly the drone of a dragonfly	no moon illuminating the bay jellyfish
quiet cove -- the sound of crow's feet cracking thin ice	carnival nightfall the harvest moon rises over a ferris wheel