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  • 'if you cannot be / part of my life anymore / let no songbirds sing / except above this casket / among cemetery trees' by an'ya. A version of this tanka was first published in Outlaw Sketchbook.
    28 October 2009

    if you cannot be
    part of my life anymore
    let no songbirds sing
    except above this casket
    among cemetery trees

  • 'kelp-scented wind / her ashes blow back / in my face' by Billie Dee. The haiku was published in fog and brittle pine: the Yuki Teikei Anthology, 2007
    26 October 2009

    kelp-scented wind
    her ashes blow back
    in my face

  • 'autumn wind / red flowers she wanted / to pick' by Linda Papanicolaou. Haiku by Issa, translated by David Lanoue
    25 October 2009

    autumn wind
    red flowers she wanted
    to pick
    (Issa)

  • 'moving day— / the budding geranium / left behind' by Emily Romano. Haiku first published in Modern Haiku Vol.V No.3 1979 Clement Hoyt Memorial Award
    22 October 2009

    moving day
    the budding geranium
    left behind

  • 'on the grand canal / we sip our morning expresso / seeing yet not seeing  /what passes / before out eyes.' by Alexis Rotella
    21 October 2009

    On the grand canal
    we sip our morning espresso
    seeing yet not seeing
    what passes
    before our eyes.

  • 'night sounds— / a kayak dragged / up on shore' by an'ya
    16 October 2009

    night sounds
    a kayak dragged
    up on shore

  • 'first rose... / the neighbor's garden hat / ladybud red' by Billie Dee. The haiku was originally published in Above the Tree Line: the Southern California Haiku Study Group Anthology, 2008
    8 October 2009

    first rose…
    the neighbor’s garden hat
    ladybug red


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