The Rochester Area Haiku Poets put out an anthology this spring - last ginkgo leaf - featuring local haiku poets, and the collection includes some of mine:
mother's
rosary -
threads still hold
where links have broken
Father's Day -
the coolness
of
his headstonethreads still hold
where links have broken
Father's Day -
the coolness
just before dawn
saving the end of the book
for later
saving the end of the book
for later
winter moonlight -
the rise and fall of her remaining breast
clear
summer night -
my ex-wife's voice
when my daughter speaks
my ex-wife's voice
when my daughter speaks
April
morning –
cardinals
in conclave at the bird feeder
animal
carcass
on
the shoulder of the road I don’t look – I look
your
coffee cup
still
on the table half full
All of mine had been published previously, but it was nice to see them come out again, and to be featured among the haiku of so many fine poets.
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