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Category Archives: Haiku
Invasion
She pours out the last grains of rice from a clay urn. Gently she lays the cup inside and rests the lid back in place — its faint, empty drumming. __________________ -KT, 1/27/2020; based on the film, Ip Man
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Haiku Morning
overcast like mourning robes five white horses on a small hill tears of rain soft upon the window
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driving
through Indian Summer we drive swirling leaves behind us — death’s glowing portals so near
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honesty
all alone on this beach I too am but a grain of sand – Johnny Baranski
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haiku: winter lantern
toyon berries lambent flames in winter dun — tears of Diogenes
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driving the canyon in winter fog
long blond grasses in canyon fog strung with crystal pearls
Haiku: Smoke
smoke from the stovepipe — whisked hungrily away by a greedy wind
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Haiku Published at Haiku Foundation
Though it’s a modest bit of work, I’m happy to have had a haiku published this week on the Haiku Foundation web site. This month they’ve been doing a playful series on work place haiku, with weekly topics. The subject … Continue reading
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Haiku: Cloud Specters
Clouds, marching specters against the fortress moon.
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Haiku: Promises
Promises of this crescent knife moon — luminous samhain intoxication.
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winter emergence
luminous autumn leaves ascend in fiery silence fleeing ghosts of winter
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Marble Tableau
Lake Tahoe under a stiff morning breeze — rough blue marble, foaming veins of white
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