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rusted trawler’s hull / breakers racing to the shore / gulls wade water’s edge
Yesterday, the mist and drizzle was sweeping in off the Atlantic. Just after switching on the coffee percolator, I glanced out the kitchen window. There in a tiny hole in the hedge was a robin sheltering from the nasty weather. From my mind came these two haiku.
2. the sweeping mizzle / robin shelters in hedgerow / watch his sereneness
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Colin Myles https://www.amazon.com/Haiku-Moments-reflections-nature-life/dp/1791581803/
Today was warmish for November, so I took a walk along the promenade. Here are some of the things that caught my eye, in haiku form.
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1. sliver of sunlight/sneaks through the dusty white blinds/turnover once more
2. freshly laundered/pillows inhale the moonlight/cobwebs over there
3. sunlight soaked cushions/years of people’s scent linger/an afternoon doze
4.outside busy pub/cigarette butts and fallen leaves/faint moonlight glimmers
5. delicate sunshine/fruitfly on kitchen worktop/it’s October now
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Here are seven recent haiku for you to enjoy.
between windswept clouds / the full moon continues to shine / a shimmering bay
between windswept clouds / translucent full moon beams bright / a full tide rises up
the silver half moon / reflects along the shoreline / step out to admire
the half moon glistens / shimmer ripples along bay / step out to admire
muffled lapping waves / fishing boat anchored offshore / jumping stones go plop
muffled lapping waves / fishing boat anchored offshore / children skimming stones
muffled lapping waves / fishing boat anchored offshore / seagulls fight for space
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Here are nine haiku, written over the past seven weeks. Hope you enjoy them.
2. midday sun blazes down/ pleading heartfelt seagull’s cry/ having ploughman’s lunch
3. the low tide saunters/ waves roll in a hundred fold/ numbers on water
4. emerald pastures/ view across the bay today/ silver spider’s web
5. white noise of traffic/ zooming by the bay window/ rose bush keeps blooming
6. a magpie returns/ tidying the hidden nest/ distant seagulls shriek
7. an empty red bin/ two forlorn pink flip flops wait/colony of gulls
8. along the seashore/ a trail of darkened seaweed/ forgotten flip flops
9. colony of gulls/ feasting on rotten seaweed/ swatting the sandflies
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Over the past weekend, I just finished the first draft of my second collection of haiku poems. Which roughly covers July 18 through to December 18. In the meantime thought I would share some ongoing haiku from 2019.
2. mild humid spring day/wind choreographs fauna/cut grass aroma
3. incoming high tide/ripples around the pier’s curve/flash of conger eel
4. another year flown/walk the same laneways again/Maythorn blossoming
5. iron graveyard gate/flecks of rust peeling away/narrow road to sea
I hope you enjoyed these five haiku.
To celebrate Easter, I have made my first collection of haiku poems free on Amazon Kindle.
Haiku 50
thunderous big waves
smash onto outlying rocks
car park shelters crow
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