Personal Best
bioluminescence
I skip a pebble across
the universe
1st Place, 2019 OtherWordly Intergalactic Haiku Competition
(first publication in Seashores, Volume 2, April 2019)
Hokku
moonless
maple leaves ignite
the dusk
fields thronged
with sandhill cranes . . .
corn moon
bugling elk
fog softens the shape
of morning
the curve
of a dune's shadow . . .
day moon
Modern Haiku
rivulets of rain . . .
I trace the shape
of loneliness
veils of dust . . .
at least we have
this sunset
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Monday, December 16, 2019
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