the first tomatoes
at the organic market
our dinner plans change
Haiku by Mark Hudson
Man walking his dog,
Florida pharmacy school
sweatshirt on fall day.
Haiku by Sarah Mahina Calvello
A garden too grown
Kaleidoscope butterflies
On the tender green
Haiku by Gabriel Reuven Garcia
Smog above the streets
Does not deter their drinking
At the local bar.
Haiku
empty the bottle
in rebuttal to the chill
we’ll blush with maples
By Millicent Bee
maple tree sapling
foliage of warm flame heats
Siberian breeze
By Kathyrine Sobredo
Haiku by Bruce Levine
Moving through the days
Checking things off the checklist
Forging on ahead
Haiku by Linda M. Crate
regret is music,
sometimes i still think of you;
song of september.
Linda M. Crate has eighteen published chapbooks the latest being:
crescent moon (Fae Corps Publishing, July 2026)
Haiku by David Edwards
“Why does dying take so long?”
Eighty-seven years
her question in the asking.
This is an example of the inverted 7-5-7 haiku form.
Haiku
dog days of summer
we linger over breakfast
with lukewarm coffee
By Barbara Mosbacher Anderson
tiny appetite
suggesting just a morsel
breakfast and a breeze
By Aeronwy Dafies
Haiku by John Hawkhead
sunset on tarmac
a hobo hums an old hymn
along the gold road
