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 Snowflake Card
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Download a Free Snowflake Card
Poet Marilyn Shelton has seen several of her haiku inspire posters, but in this case we applied her work to a note card. The graphic ornament and typesetting is by Toni Toland, retired from teaching advertising design at SU.
Thanks to SU's recruitment of Chinese students, Syracuse has come to be known by the Chinese as "Snow City." So it seems fitting that one of our Chinese interns, Qianyi Wang, would set the type for the Chinese version of our snowflake card.
Snowflake Card, English (96 KB): Click to download
Snowflake Card, Chinese (172 KB): Click to download
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 Flower Woman Card
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We offer this card thanks to Jamie Santos, a tattooer at Scarab Body Arts Studio. When Jamie reached out to us, we suggested she browse our archive of haiku, and pick out a couple to illustrate as note cards. Jamie's vertical text panels also lend themselves to Chinese, so we created Chinese versions, with help from our Chinese intern, Tong Jin.
The poem, by Jennifer Groff:
Flowering trees flaunt
voluptuous silky blooms
of new spring dresses
Flower Woman Card, English (815 KB): Click to download
Flower Woman Card, Chinese (889 KB): Click to download
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 Butterfly Card
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Destiny is shaped
like butterfly wings. Allow
your dreams to take flight.
--Oubon Phommanyrath
Butterfly Card, English (787 KB): Click to download
Butterfly Card, Chinese (807 KB): Click to download
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 Crow Poems Booklet
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Printed version for sale: Click to visit store
PDF version (225 KB): Click to download
Interactive version (with turnable pages!): Click to view
(Works best with Microsoft Edge)
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 Passwords & Poems Booklet
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View or Download Free Passwords & Poems Booklet
Printed version for sale: Click to visit store
PDF version (769 KB): Click to download
Interactive version (with turnable pages!): Click to view
(Works best with Microsoft Edge)
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 Syracuse Word Cloud Card
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We're tapping our archive of haiku to create a variety of new poetry-based products. Shop for an assortment of cards, including customizable cards, on the page devoted to haiku cards.
If you're the do-it-yourself type, you can download a card here and print it yourself. You'll get a PDF of an 8.5 x 11-inch sheet, which you can trim and fold to a 5 x 7-inch card.
Start with our Syracuse word cloud card, based on haiku submissions in 2017. "Snow," of course, ranks among the most prevalent words, but also large are "Green" and "Summer."
Syracuse Word Cloud Card (249 KB): Click to download
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