Category Archives: Haiku
Snowed today!
Bicycle ends hereDucklings skid on frozen lakeSnow sleeps on trees happy. January 24, 2021
Wondering souls
In the darkness ofYesterday wonder the souls goneFlowers grow on the cliffs. January 23, 2021
Pebbles
Small feet run over thePebbles scattered across the oceanCoast line draws the line. Between life and deathPebbles hold the names, the soulsSalty waters and dry lands. Tears on the cheeks gonePebbles scattered memories Small feet run the line. January 21, … Continue reading
A ballad of a lonely raindrop!
This poem is an experimentation with Haiku and Tanka forms. It is also a reflection on the year of the pandemic as the year draws closer to its end. A storm passed? Let’s hope. … Lonely raindrop left An angry … Continue reading
A Christmas Haiku
As I hear the news of vaccine successes, couldn’t help but be hopeful and wondered if the Christmas miracle this year is a happier New Year. So, I wrote this simple Haiku hoping we will have happier times ahead. … … Continue reading
Call unanswered – Haiku 3
It rings endlessly Patience has left last pose Echos dinner hear last. … November 30, 2020
Call unanswered – Haiku 2
It rings endlessly Your call is unanswered Hear echos in my head. … November 30, 2020
Call unanswered – Haiku 1
This is a part of a longer poem where I experiment with Japanese and old French forms. Still work in progress but this is one to share. … It rings endlessly A rose stands dry on the table Dinner served … Continue reading
Origins Haiku-1
In the wet darkness Enters alone, deposits Life in the shadows. … November 28, 2020
Origins Haiku-2
From the wet darkness Withdraws shivering life Shadows hunt it. … November 28, 2020
