Your crimson rose lips
bloom with a magnetic field
for a wet French kiss.
Haiku by Charlie Coleman
Filthy subway tracks,
Rats scramble furiously.
Waiting for Godot.
Haiku by mwpm
I could pick a leaf
or get comfortable &
wait for one to fall
Haiku by Wendy Webb
Shepherds read the sky
mornings as they recount sheep,
foxes need no sums
Haiku by Barbara Mosbacher Anderson
walking arm-in-arm
between darkened skyscrapers
a gold-tinted moon
Haiku by John Hawkhead
windblown garden leaves
a child’s swing harmonises
creaks with its oak tree
Haiku by Gabriel Reuven Garcia
The wonderful sound
Of the great subway trembling
On teetering tracks.
Haiku by Barrie Levine
autumn equinox
the nighttime chill reminds me
to prepare for change
Author of Cotton Moon
Haiku by Steen W. Rasmussen
punctured bicycle
alone on a country road
approaching thunder
Haiku by Barrie Levine
autumn equinox
the colours of my clothing
slowly deepening
Author of Cotton Moon
