Tiny Love Poem by Isabel Winson-Sagan

standing upright in the tub
the warm water rising
who could ever love me
with such cold feet?

Breakfast in Canon City, Colorado

Weight Watchers meets
At the Rise and Shine
Doughnut Shop.

My Haiku is Up Right Across from Whole Foods!

Thanks to photographer Ursula Moeller.

Barbara Robidoux’s Roadside Haiku

At Warehouse 21–and http://haikuroadsign.blogspot.com/

Thistle Seed by Don Segal

THISTLE SEED
By Don Segal
 
Is it the same one
Or two or
Is each one a new
Chickadee
At the feeder
Picking, pecking,
At the seeds?
 
How different are you
From those you see,
Or from me,
Picking, pecking?

Iranian Haibun by Massih Talebian

Massih Talebian

I was six years old living in a small city (Iran) and at our neighborhood a beautiful woman was living too.her name was Dina and she had two sons and one daughter.she was tall with long black hairs.every year from spring up to the autumn she used to become mad,losing her mind but even in this condition she was loving me but hurting the other children.her memories are living with me after 50 years and I was trying several times to write her story many years ago which finally I found her in haiku.



swirling flame 

amid the summer noon

nameless song

Forest Fire Tanka by Barbara Robidoux

black mesa shrouded in smoke
I carry beans, chili, green salad
left at the last cattle guard
a pueblo mourns
wildfires rage

Haiku by Steven Carter

moonrise

     campfire blazing—

                        we run out of songs

 

 

 

Roadside Haiku from Axel Contemporary

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Week of Bird Poetry: #4: Haiku by Donna Bauerly

weeding thistles from my garden
buying them by the pound
feeding finches

 

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“Collected Connected”by Merry Cox–www.merrycox.com