Tag Archives: Hazel Ann Lee

HAZEL ANN LEE: White Lace Moon

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overpowering the ebony night sky
an enormous, auric full moon
showing a bear, rabbit, fox then human face
my childhood wonder spoke
flimsy with pearly tendrils, empty spaces
daytime’s white-lace moon appears
no shiny, vibrant light to ease
love’s lost spirit
only a pale reminder
maybe I can love again

Hazel Ann Lee is a Black American author of works on science fiction and fantasy, education and science. Her poetry has appeared in 50-Word Stories, Star*Line, Utopia and Frost Zone Zine. Her short story was also published in Frost Zone Zine. Her book of original science poems and science fiction short stories is titled The Astronaut’s Window: Collection of Poems and Short Stories Celebrating Nature.

HAZEL ANN LEE: Forsythia Too Soon

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cold wind blowing
colder than tasting frozen-crunchy
tart strawberries

icy snow blasting
against delicate yellow star-shaped flowers
blooming too soon on a hill

a few warm days
winter has abated
reappearing today with frigid temperatures
deep drifts and icicle cascades
bushes of tiny golden forsythia
blooming too early in snow

Hazel Ann Lee is a Black American author of published works on science fiction and fantasy, education and science. Her book of original science poems and science fiction short stories is titled The Astronaut’s Window: Collection of Poems and Short Stories Celebrating Nature. Her poetry has appeared in 50-Word Stories, Star*Line, Utopia, and Frost Zone Zine. Her short story was also published in Frost Zone Zine.

HAZEL ANN LEE: Haunting Fiends

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Decrepit friendless house
Groaned in despair
Its ochre regal frame forgotten
Haunted by fiends

Passing travelers pitied the neglect
Encouraged its repair
By All Hallows Eve
The house brightened from villagers’ care

Compassion renewed this house
Grand parties are given where
Villagers and haunts dance merrily
Making haunts happy there

Hazel Ann Lee is a Black American author of published works on science fiction and fantasy, education and science. Her book of original science poems and science fiction short stories is titled The Astronaut’s Window: Collection of Poems and Short Stories Celebrating Nature. Her poem, Sunrise on Loran, was published in 50-Word Stories. Her poetry has also appeared in Star*Line, Utopia and Frost Zone Zine. Her short story was also published in Frost Zone Zine.

HAZEL ANN LEE: Sunrise on Loran

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On my home planet of Loran
A wonderful change occurs at sunrise.
The black night sky changes to dark purple,
Indigo and finally verdant-green of day.
Melodic sounds are heard everywhere
Brought by morning windstorms
Soft sounds floating through air
Filling the planet with mellow songs
Enriching Loran’s magnificent sunrise.

Hazel Ann Lee is a Black American author and scientist of poems, novels, short stories and articles on science fiction and fantasy, education and science. Her book of original science poems and science fiction short stories is titled The Astronaut’s Window: Collection of Poems and Short Stories Celebrating Nature. Her poetry was published in Star*Line, Utopia and Frost Zone Zine. Her short story was also published in Frost Zone Zine. Her next book of poetry, Poems On, Above and Between Earth will be published next year.