midnight thunder
the buffalo spirits
come to earth
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heat waves
the sweet aroma
of quiet illusion
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winter evening
snowflakes fall
on kitten whiskers
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ripples
my son skips
his first stone
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sunset
the sea oats wave goodbye
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Barbara Tate is a member of the Haiku Society of America, Gulf Coast Writers Association and the United Haiku and Tanka Society. This year her work has appeared in Storyteller Magazine, Magnolia Quarterly, Frogpond, Cattails, Modern Haiku, Contemporary Haiku Online, Poet's Art and Brass Bell, among others. She lives in Winchester, TN.
love your ripples haiku
ReplyDeleteMaureen
Dear Barbara, I enjoyed your Haiku, especially the one about the cat's whiskers being touched by snow flakes. Animals in Winter are such a rich subject area and especially well captured by a good Haiku. Thanks. Ron Grognet
ReplyDeleteDear Barbara,
ReplyDeleteWow! It's great to see you already have two encouraging comments on your haiku. Welcome to Whispers! I hope you enjoy your time spent here. Please let me know if you have any questions. Best wishes with all your writing endeavors.
Blessings,
Karen
Lovely haiku!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Whispers !
Hi, the fact you belong to Haiku Society of America gives much credence to change and syllable count of your individual Haiku. I always thought there to be only one definite set of rules for this format, but now I know differently, even though I can't seem to let my mind "go there"... Beautifully expressive group of Haiku here! Sheri
ReplyDeleteHi Barbara, Thanks for sharing your lovely haiku. Also, we have something in common, our last name! I'm Christine Tate! Welcome to Whispers....
ReplyDeleteWelcome Barbara:
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed all your Haiku, especially the thunder as buffalo spirits,
Aloha.
Suzanne
Barbara,
ReplyDeleteA wonderful array of haiku. It's a pleasure having your work in my magazine and now seeing it here! Welcome to Whispers!
Your friend,
David Fox
These are wonderful and very indicative of the American mid-west in their content. I had such fun reading them. Thank you! Pam
ReplyDeletehooray for Barbra Tate's poetry!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Whispers, Barbara. I enjoyed your selections of haiku. Thank you for sharing and continued blessings!
ReplyDelete-MJ (www.tgbtgpublictions.com)
Dear Barbara,
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Whispers and what lovely imagery in the haiku you have written. The first one has a mythical feel to it that I really liked and third one is adorable picturing snow on kitten whiskers and a lovely image of your son skipping his first stone. Thank you for sharing these great images with us all.
Sandra