Haiku by Barrie Levine

granddad’s war letters
it falls to me to gather
scraps of his story

Author of Cotton Moon

Haiku by Patricia Carragon

samurai kittens
turn into ramen noodles –
they are what they eat

Haiku by Bruce Levine

Trees sway in the breeze
Water ripples on the lake
Halcyon evenings

Haiku by Marie Derley

all that remains are
the beautiful memories –
an empty crab shell

Haiku by Barbara Mosbacher Anderson

the brick-lined walkways
between old college buildings
littered with acorns

Haiku by Jacek Margolak

late-summer evening
the old gate opens slowly
after years away

Haiku by Patricia Hawkhead

sharing viruses
a coffee cup labelled LOVE
passes between us

Haiku by Margaret Pedley

Living in the light
Loving in an endless night
Stop and breathe clear sight

Haiku by Steen W. Rasmussen

sun sinks into haze
the whole sky forgets its blue
one bright coin remains

Haiku by Mark Hudson

Drive in Chicago;
Old man with White Zombie shirt,
walking on a cane.