pondering their fate
fifth grade boys caught
in a pea fight
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trailblazer
the football quarterback
blind in one eye
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old armoire . . .
maternity ward
for three blind mice
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first driving lesson
the neighbor’s mailbox
too close to the street
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Elizabeth Howard lives in Crossville, Tennessee. She writes poetry and fiction. Her poems have appeared in Comstock Review, Big Muddy, Appalachian Heritage, Cold Mountain Review, Poem, Still, Mobius, Now & Then, Slant, and other journals.
These were all wonderful!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth,
ReplyDeleteI liked these, especially the last one. Great haiku!
Your friend,
David Fox
These were a visual delight to read Elizabeth! Aloha, Connie
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome Haiku. I especially liked the third one, it was nicely done! You have enlightened me by your incredible talents with these poems, great work,
ReplyDeleteRussell
Wow! A most lovely set of haiku, Elizabeth. You mix serious thought with humour! // paul
ReplyDeleteCleverly done. Enjoyed the pea fight! Thanks for shareing your talent here. Ralph.
ReplyDeleteHello Elizabeth. Nice haiku. I especially liked the first one. Thank you for sharing and continued blessings!
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