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In the Beginning . . .  

Mentors and members of WHCbeginners give comments and suggestions on each member's poems which are submitted for discussion. Members make the decisions on whether or not to revise their works. From the first submissions to WHCbeginners, we are pleased to present a selection of 10 haiku (final versions) in World Haiku Review (in no particular order).

frantic flapping a grounded heron battles the wind Celia Crook

May Day -- entwined otter tumble end over end Laurene Post

July afternoon a returned library book hot to the touch Museki Abe

old windmill a dune lily bends in the stinging sand Darrell Byrd

volcanic pool a salamander's tail curls around my palm Mazie Lane

palo verde trees a blanket of fresh snow on the desert floor tukiko (Becky Bunsic)

rising mist -- I paddle into a breeze fragrant with balsam kirsty karkow

rock garden -- sandstone worms crumble in my son's grasp jennie townsend

summer warmth on the evening train daydreams Carol Raisfeld

summer garden a dying tree shades the rusted bench kathi rudawski

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