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Look IT all over – Cold chrome, metronome, rhythm – Flat glass, running boards – a haiku poem
Mitsukejima camp – Where the birds own the clifftop trees – and jazz blows so hard. – a haiku poem
On the softened edge – Better to release control – and embrace what’s there. – a haiku poem
Flowing winter stream – Creates its own instruments – and plays its own hymns. – a haiku poem
Flowing winter stream – A sculpter and musician – Poetry of the Tao. – a haiku poem
Old stones rest on soil – Green moss finds its roots in stone – Autumn leaves on moss. – a haiku poem
Dew drops on flowers – Scattered across the petals – See beyond one view. – a haiku poem
Sunstream wildflower – Aren’t we moving not the shore? – Light still in shadow. – a haiku poem
She reached my shoulder – After dark weeks underground – A bright midday sun. – a returning haiku poem
A dog gladly leaves To walk in the winter woods His spot in the sun. -a haiku poem
Cascading downhill Floating in shifting tension Adrift not drifting. – a haiku poem
Across the snowfield A gentle breeze moves a leaf The wind shakes a tree. – a haiku poem
Kotobuki-cho – Another countless winter – But first today’s meal. – a haiku poem Each week the lunch program at Kotobuki-koen provides over 600 servings of nutritious food…
There is nothing there – Cobblestones between boutiques – The wind, dust, and sand – a haiku poem
Autumn gingko leaves – Full of possibility – Once they touch the ground. – a haiku poem
Downtown Shibuya – Bright lights beneath the sunset – Light is light is light. – an urban haiku poem
In meets out with rust – Another stone cold winter – Surrounds an old soul. -a haiku poem
School girl too short skirt – Dog crapping on the sidewalk – A cat in cold rain. – a haiku poem
High alpine pasture – Climb behind, descent ahead – Stones in the air. – a haiku poem The phrase stones in the air is a Zen expression meaning…
