she raked all morning
admires at last her work
a single leaf falls
Advertisements
Tag: autumn
2188r
fall sneaks in
don’t need a calendar
the bones know
2180
backlit by the sun
brilliant leaves of gold
mix with the dying
2169
do birds get confused
setting clocks ahead or back
maybe only me
2167
bags of candy
halloween leftovers
my dentist’s delight
2159
no more serenades
buskers in bushes pack up
twee little fiddles
2153
all spring you sing
in my backyard— and I don’t
even know your name
-from Wales Haiku Journal, Summer of 2018,
edited by Paul Chambers
2151
evergreen forest
curtains of morning fog rise
to let in the light
-from Pure Haiku, edited by Freya Pickard
2143
snared and entangled
in a heap of yarn— my cat
string theory expert
2141
kids visit pumpkins
choosing which ones to take home
which ones nightfall keeps
2128
a moment of grief
peaches out of season
trees losing their leaves
2125
heavy mist morning
a smudged pencil sketch
of trees and houses
2124
green seas below
green hillsides ablaze
pumpkins and pumpkins
2115
a cacophony
of crows and gulls falls silent
one wren’s aria
2114
skies of mackerel
almost october now
ribbons of red clouds
