A Haiku Each Day

Sixty-two hundred and five Syllables a year.

Archive for October, 2010

Halloween

Monsters squint through masks
Princesses demand candy
Even pumpkins smile.

Memory II

His last model ship
Becalmed on a bottled sea
Unrigged for winter.

Illumination

Each suburban lawn
A page in fall’s manuscript
Burnished with gold leaves.

Memory

The old mockingbird
Still imitates his whistle -
How many summers?

After Buson

Runny nose dripping
My Solitaire cards dampened
A long night, and cold.

Inspired by a) having a cold today and b) Buson’s haiku:

Runny nose
Alone at the Go board
Long cold night.

Eclosion

The chrysalis splits
Trembling fragile wings emerge
Twenty tiny wasps.

For Writer’s Island Prompt 26: Emerge

Seaside

Slates of sea and sky
Hinge on a rose horizon
The first winter dawn.

For E.E. and H.G.

Seeded

Furtive autumn breeze
Picks the milkweed’s bulging purse
Scattering silver.

Sky

Early fall evening
A narrow airplane contrail
Punctuates the moon.

Pomegranate

Pomegranate seeds
Loosened from translucent cells
Chime in a glass bowl.

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