December Haiku Share
How about a romance, or any kind of relationship, even one that has gone sour. Or the ocean, moonlight, or the color blue again. Or any color eyes.
the ocean
bathed in moonlight
his deep blue eyes
Shiki Kukai, July 2012
“Sea Bandits” edited by Aubrie Cox, Sept. 2012
If you missed the initial post, click here to read about the month long haiku challenge I am holding right here on my blog this December.
Prose Posies 
green of her eyes—
the hands of the clock
move back in the mirror
DailyHaiga, 9 October 2011
Here’s the haiga by Dorota Pyra:
http://www.dailyhaiga.org/haiga-archives/814/-gren-of-her-eyes-by-leszek-szeglowski-poland
Great collaboration, Lech.
Thanks so much, Cara.
skinny dipping…
a bright moon ripples
through the surface
i should feel
guilty for loving you
but i don’t
warm indigo waters
flowing into the canyon
Pamela A. Babusci
Kokako Journal 17 2012
the moons
the moon makes
of her eyes
(after Jim Kacian)
“Editor’s Choice,” South by Southeast 19.3
A lovely “after”.
Thank you 🙂
🙂
beneath the sea
moans of the lost
caw of the seagull
~isabelle loverro
winter romance —
crumbs at the bottom
of a cookie jar
2nd place March 2010 Shiki Kukai
I remember this one well, Polona! It was in the first Shiki Kukai I ever entered. Still so good.
how time passes, eh! thank you, Cara
Oh that’s great.
thanks 🙂
Read it twice. Still makes me smile. 🙂
Superb!
thinking of you –
the light
on a paua shell
Kokako 10 (April 2009)
Waiariki Institute of Technology 2010 Calendar
Awww. I remember this 🙂 Beautiful!
Thanks, Chrissi! 🙂
lovely…
Thank you! Written for my husband when we were just ‘dating’. 🙂
All lovely!
yes!
sudden chill
the fallen wood
too green to burn
Modern Haiku 43.2, Summer 2012
oh, i remember it…
You do?
Thank you. You turned a rough day around.
nice, Seanan.
Thank you.
the flower
behind my ear…
our first conversation
March Winner, The Collaborative Photo-Haiku Project
See haiga here – http://tifholmesphotography.com/cphp/2012/03/march-2012-series-entry-20/
I believe in the language of flowers.
It seems that what we need is just one special interpreter.
Communication of your haiku is great, Christine. 🙂
So beautiful, Christine!
i really like it
lovely, Chrissi.
Thanks, everyone! I’m appreciating my haiku and haiga even more with all your generous comments. 🙂
Oh these are all lovely.
only a gull’s cry
beyond the dunes
bluer with dusk
http://ravencliffs.blogspot.com/2012/08/dunes_2.html?m=1
(stretching, from the ocean to fish…)
fish bowl—
all the things
we don’t see
Haiku News — vol 1 no 25 (July 2012)
ocean – -> fish: sounds reasonable to me 😉
😀
Yes.
thanks!
insomnia
moonlit waves
his kiss lingers
egg drop soup
how Grandma would pray
for me
A Hundred Gourds 1:30 June
That’s *good*.
Thank you 🙂
last night
after writing love poems
you may never hear
I stepped out to deliver
my heart to the moon
Ribbons, 7.4, Winter 2011
Oh, how lovely! 🙂
Ah, Margaret. So many layers to reveal . . .
I should say, “So few words. So many layers to reveal.”
just now
after reading lovely tanka
you may never hear
I stepped outside & scremed
to the moon, “she loves you”
Margaret, I will never forget your poem.:-)
Thank you so much, all, for the comments . . . and to you, Lech, for the lovely tribute! How nice . . .
old globe-
the blue of the oceans
fading
Again from Things with Wings,edited by Aubrie Cox.
You can see Aubrie’s doodle that inspired it here http://ssanjuktaa.blogspot.in/2012/07/doodle-ku-20-things-with-wings.html.
in a room
with walls of eggshell blue –
we disagree
Presence 15 Sept 2001