a lone Japanese maple leaf
Mom's next world greeting
____________
this morning
a silkworm at my door
seeking asylum
____________
lottery win?
we wave to each other
from our dream condos
Mom's next world greeting
____________
this morning
a silkworm at my door
seeking asylum
____________
lottery win?
we wave to each other
from our dream condos
____________
Robert Epstein is a licensed
psychologist who lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area. He has edited
several anthologies including The Temple Bell Stops: Contemporary Poems of
Grief, Loss and Change and The Sacred in Contemporary Haiku as well
as two books of haiku: Checkout Time is Noon: Death Awareness Haiku; and
A Walk Around Spring Lake: Haiku.
Robert,
ReplyDeleteI love to read and write haiku. I have realized most modern haiku don't follow the "traditional" styles, so I have adapted some accordingly. Great job with yours.
Yours truly,
David Fox
Thank you, Robert, for sharing your haiku series with us.
ReplyDeleteWell written!
Best wishes,
Inge
LOL, love these, especially the asylum-seeking silk worm
ReplyDeleteHi Robert. I enjoyed your haiku. I especially like the second one. Thank you for sharing. Continued blessings!
ReplyDelete-MJ
(www.creativeinspirationspp.blogspot.com)
Good Haikus Robert
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