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WHChaikuforumworkshop - Kigo Category

 

Editor's Choice
Susumu Takiguchi
Oxford, UK

 


Selected on merit/arranged in chance sequence

 

Haiku: Kigo (Authors' Regional Season)

cold moon
the raccoon slips into
my neighbor's yard

Kathi Rudawsky
early robins --
I add daffodils
to the shopping list

Billie Wilson
 

snowfall -
practicing quietly
the tea ceremony

Sonia Cristina Coman
long cold night
she hugs his pillow
for warmth and comfort

Victor P. Gendrano
 

withered grass
the whistle of wings
from yesterday's seed

Kirsty Karkow
walking this iced lake
how many dreams
we left behind

Marjorie A. Buettner.
 

january thaw
an unnamed river
quickly forms

Carmel Lively
almost spring
through an open door
the scent of earth

Carol Raisfeld
 

Yellow in the snow
piled along the road
a dog's piss pattern

Florence Vilen
all the spring day,
the deer cross the high meadow
and into the clouds

Michael McClintock,
 

 

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