December Haiku Share
fine mist
he says frogs
I say crickets
— Cara Holman
The Heron’s Nest XIII:3, September 2011
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mist
solstice morning
tree frogs croak
— Jone MacCulloch
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of black and white
the raven leaving nothing
but the mist
— Sandi Pray
Daily Haiku Cycle 13, May 2012
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old pond
another year older…
Basho’s frog
from a moonlit stump
the frog is outsprung
by its shadow
— Johnny Baranski
(Anthologized in The Blossoming Rudder: Haiku, Senryu, Koans,
and Pithy Sayings 1984-1987 Edited by H.F. Noyes.)
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spring frogs . . .
softening the sound
of traffic
— Peter Newton
(from my haibun “Simple Folds”
in Contemporary Haibun Online, July 2011)
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recalling your silence
as I pass through a valley
full of mist
I wish that I could
lose myself in it
— Alison Williams
Presence #17 May 2002
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silent night
a crickets chirr
breaks the silence
~isabelle loverro
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hazy moon
all the shapes
of a hangover
— Polona Oblak
NFTG 2:4 (March 2011)
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misty morning
fading footprints
on the dewy grass
his ebony shadow lingers
across her frail body
—Pamela A. Babusci
12/21/12
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cold moon –
the days of winter
stretch out before me
— Kirsten Cliff
Appeared on Angie Werren’s blog as part of her National Poetry Month
‘Couplets’ posts, April 2012. See haiga here
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whispered secrets
the mist absorbs
the night
—Seánan Forbes
Daily Haiku, Cycle 13
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under the crooked moon—
nothing else is the truth
nor even that mist
— Lech Szeglowski
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morning fog
I’m startled by the splash
of frogs
— angie werren
the zen space — Summer 2012 Showcase
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you remind me
how it felt that night we met . . .
our universe
filled with possibilities
and the soft hum of tree frogs
—Margaret Dornaus
Simply Haiku, vol. 9, no.1, Spring 2011
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lavender mist
he murmurs another name
in his sleep
— Christine L. Villa
Shiki Kigo Kukai, November 2012
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pine mist the enso we hold onto from this year to the next
—Kathy Uyen Nguyen
see haiga here
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and still, a scratchy
cricket song
— Alegria Imperial
