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  • 'What a charming name! / The wind blows through little pines, / Clover and susuki' by Kuniharu Shimizu. Haiku by Matsuo Basho. Translated by Donald Keene Kuniharu Shimizu
    11 May 2010

    What a charming name!
    The wind blows through little pines,
    Clover and susuki

  • 'Alas for mortality! / underneath the helmet / a grasshopper' by Kuniharu Shimizu. Haiku by Matsuo Basho. Translated by Donald Keene Kuniharu Shimizu
    12 May 2010

    Alas for mortality!
    underneath the helmet
    a grasshopper

  • 'Whiter, whiter than / the stones of Stone Mountain— / the autumnal wind' by Kuniharu Shimizu. Haiku by Matsuo Basho. Translated by Donald Keene Kuniharu Shimizu
    13 May 2010

    Whiter, whiter than
    the stones of Stone Mountain—
    the autumnal wind

  • 'they found it on the edge of the highway /  30 miles from anywhere, crumbling slabs / bandaged with loose ribbons of vine / swaddled in moss, the occasional sentry / frowning in shades of decrepit stone' by Nicole Pakan Nicole Pakan
    7 May 2010

    they found it on the edge of the highway
    30 miles from anywhere, crumbling slabs
    bandaged with loose ribbons of vine
    swaddled in moss, the occasional sentry
    frowning in shades of decrepit stone

  • 'year round / in the park / vivaldi' by Wieslaw Karlinski Wieslaw Karlinski
    15 February 2015

    year round
    in the park
    vivaldi

  • 'solitude— / just the flap / of wings' by Emily Romano Emily Romano
    17 February 2015

    solitude—
    just the flap
    of wings

  • 'I scribbled something, / planning to tear up my fan— / but parting was sad!  by Kuniharu Shimizu. Haiku by Matsuo Basho. Translated by Donald Keene. Kuniharu Shimizu
    30 May 2010

    I scribbled something,
    planning to tear up my fan—
    but parting was sad!


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