Kigo Theme:
ANY CITRUS FRUIT
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First Place – 25 Points
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freshly cut lemons...
the stillness
of the wind chimes
Liz Rule
(2,4,11) = 25 pts
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Second Place – 19 Points
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old age home —
the tea's lemon slice
out of juice
Roberta Beary
(1,5,6) = 19 pts
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Third Place – 17 Points
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first days of autumn
adding more sugar
to the lemonade
Adelaide B. Shaw
(2,2,7) = 17 pts
visiting an old aunt
candied lemon peel
in depression glass
Terri L. French
(1,3,8) = 17 pts
**I believe I know that lady.
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13 Points
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the tangerine peel
comes off in one piece--
harvest moon
DeVar
(0,2,9) = 13 pts
**What has one to do with the other? Nothing? Everything? An intriguing jux
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11 Points
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tongue twister
grandma's lemon rinds
in the frosting
Don Baird
(1,2,4) = 11 pts
green grapefruits...
monsoon clouds
hang heavy
Cara Holman
(0,2,7) = 11 pts
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10 Points
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low-hanging sun
a man picks a tangerine
out of the west
Garry Eaton
(0,2,6) = 10 pts
sunrise
a slice of lemon
in a water jug
Elaine Riddell
(0,2,6) = 10 pts
**The sunrise made visible through the juxtaposition
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9 Points
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talking about marriage
she cuts oranges
to make juice
Israel López Balan
(2,1,1) = 9 pts
sucking a lemon
the old farmer
spits out a seed
Alan S. Bridges
(1,0,6) = 9 pts
fruit flies
in a sunbeam—
children’s songs
Ron C. Moss
(0,2,5) = 9 pts
sour lime...
I cannot do
without him
sanjuktaa
(0,2,5) = 9 pts
**Provocative juxtaposition
Spanish oranges --
another summer
without love
Johannes S. H. Bjerg
(0,0,9) = 9 pts
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8 Points
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holding the tangerine
holding
sunset
Donna Bauerly
(1,1,3) = 8 pts
**What a great picture - I'm there.
power break --
a moth dancing in
the light of lemons
Cezar C.
(1,1,3) = 8 pts
the orange in portions
having to share
the children
Francine Banwarth
(1,0,5) = 8 pts
prairie sky--
the sudden spray
from a peeled mandarin
Michael Dylan Welch
(0,2,4) = 8 pts
drought . . .
the old fisherman's shriveled
lemons
Polona
(0,2,4) = 8 pts
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7 Points
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squeezing lemons ...
she puckers her lips
with promise
Svetlana Marisova
(1,0,4) = 7 pts
letter to Santa
in each child's stocking
a Florida orange
Carolyn Coit Dancy
(0,2,3) = 7 pts
cleaning day --
the fresh scent of lime
blowing through the window
bre
(0,1,5) = 7 pts
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6 Points
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a slice of lemon –
the little child’s first taste
priceless
Patricia Lidia
(1,1,1) = 6 pts
due north
Florida citrus
boxed in straw
Tom Painting
(0,2,2) = 6 pts
rum punch!
the bartender juggles
lemons and limes
Kirsty Karkow
(0,2,2) = 6 pts
fruit market —
the memories of home
an orange brings
Gautam Nadkarni
(0,2,2) = 6 pts
after the storm
a wedge of lime soaks
in whisky
martin (hiccup) cohen
(0,1,4) = 6 pts
dried tangerine rind
the scent
of her new shampoo
Angela Terry
(0,1,4) = 6 pts
string bag --
against her leg the bounce
of mandarins
André Surridge
(0,1,4) = 6 pts
**As a reader, I can see that shapely leg! And the word "bounce" makes
the haiku. This is my favourite this month.
pressing out oranges --
sweet memories
of her breast
Virginia Popescu
(0,1,4) = 6 pts
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5 Points
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night breeze-
orange blossoms
in the moon
Maria Santomauro
(0,1,3) = 5 pts
one cherry
and a twist of lemon--
her green eyelashes
Maxianne
(0,1,3) = 5 pts
summer's end
a slice of lime
for each lager
Beth Powell
(0,1,3) = 5 pts
tangerine juice--
down to my elbow
onto my book
jill
(0,1,3) = 5 pts
Moro orange --
the sound of the knife
that peels it
~ Isabelle Prondzynski
(0,0,5) = 5 pts
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4 Points
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late Fall sunset
oozing its way through my window
blood orange
Stevie Strang
(1,0,1) = 4 pts
grapefruit
sudden memory of my
childhood flu
Boris Nazansky
(0,1,2) = 4 pts
ripe oranges
glimmering against sunset...
our last supper
natalia kuznetsova
(0,1,2) = 4 pts
**Again, a whole story in eight words - leaving us wondering why is
this the last supper and what's the story-behind-the-story.
raw orange --
he closes one eye
for the first bite
~ Cecilia Wambui
(0,1,2) = 4 pts
harvest moon;
the pomelo on the windowsill
changes colour too !
manoj saranathan
(0,1,2) = 4 pts
an orange--
half for me
half for you
Alex Serban
(0,0,4) = 4 pts
**Just as simple as it looks; I mean that as praise
her blue plate--
half a grapefruit
in harvest moonlight
Bill Pauly
(0,0,4) = 4 pts
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3 Points
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when she crushes
lime and ice ... I don't care
how much cachaça
Ralf Bröker
(1,0,0) = 3 pts
jicama, salt, lime
and a small pinch of cayenne;
mexican french fries
dragonfly
(1,0,0) = 3 pts
peels fall from
orange scented fingers
--is this an apple?
--Diane Mayr
(1,0,0) = 3 pts
orange blue
the half worm
waves from the boat
Ewen Smith
(1,0,0) = 3 pts
In the Hawaiian hotel
The body lotion smells
Of passion fruit
Angelika Kolompar
(0,1,1) = 3 pts
punch line --
adding the zest
after the juice
Michele L. Harvey
(0,1,1) = 3 pts
a mandarin orange
only its scent remains
on the small square of paper
Harvey Jenkins
(0,1,1) = 3 pts
harvest day --
ice cubes melting
in her lime juice
Juhani Tikkanen
(0,0,3) = 3 pts
tight lips
with each scoop of grapefruit
a bitter mood
Steve Mitchell
(0,0,3) = 3 pts
a ripe lemon --
he blinks at the
first bite
~ Jescah Auma
(0,0,3) = 3 pts
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2 Points
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the lemon’s juicy wedge
over the trout hills
a fresh welcome home
Petya Gleridis
(0,1,0) = 2 pts
in the grocery store.
my daughter shares her apple
with a customer
Bill Hudson
(0,1,0) = 2 pts
grapefruit bite
sweeter with each
cloud let go
Alegria
(0,1,0) = 2 pts
each tangerine piece
sweeter than the one before . . .
a heavenly gift
eric
(0,1,0) = 2 pts
falling leaves
reek of sweet tangerine tea
--- passes by
pos
(0,1,0) = 2 pts
cracked fingertips
sharp sting of grapefruit juice
alimony cheque
if
(0,0,2) = 2 pts
bitter orange
and a bottle of wine --
shortened days
Michael McClintock
(0,0,2) = 2 pts
sharing grapefruit
piquant tang
of anticipation
Frances O'Keeffe
(0,0,2) = 2 pts
sangria jug...
orange slices float
on summer love
Ruth
(0,0,2) = 2 pts
squeeze a lemon
into my tea
into my eye
peter pache
(0,0,2) = 2 pts
roast maize --
I spread the red pepper
with a lemon slice
~ James Bundi
(0,0,2) = 2 pts
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1 Point
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weekend over --
bears having fish bones
and squeezed lemons
STOPS
Idd afternoon—
the neighbours' children compare
their oranges
~ Caleb David Mutua
waiting--
the taste of oranges
plucked from the tree
Rose Marie Stutts
last rays of the sun--
in dark room the glow
a bonsai lemon
Vishnu P Kapoor
at dawn . . .
a bite of pink grapefruit
wakes up my mouth
Marylouise Knight
last embrace
she carries a satsuma
in the Blue Train
Cristina-Monica Moldoveanu
forbidden sun ...
the bitter taste of
grapefruit
Ted van Zutphen
redneck vegans
replace the clay pigeons
with grapefruit
Edward
tangerine
easier
than pie
Bill Gottlieb
German-for-adults class
we share the Turk’s bag
of satsumas
deanna tiefenthal
kitchen showroom
a fruit bowl with
plastic oranges
--Marleen Hulst
autumn in the orchard--
a windfall orange
drawing my children
--Jacek M.
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No Points This Time. Sorry.
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Cool autumn mornings
first the knife and then the twist
Mom’s home squeezed orange juice.
Robert C. Howard
bursting juices
a gourmet bushfood surprise
from the finger lime
Barbara A Taylor
lime juiced
added to vitamin drink
start new morning
Jim Applegate
squeezing the juice
from a huge pink grapefruit...
quenching my thirst
Keith A. Simmonds
the quarrel over ...
for him, the sweet peel
of her kumquat
Carol Raisfeld
evil spirits --
she sucks on another
leech-lime
Anonymous
harvest still life
inedible oranges in a
lime green jade bowl
Lorraine Margueritte Gasrel Black
bitter orange
autumn moon
marmalades along
Jon Espen Vassbotn
a cup of tea
with some lemon squeeze --
early morning
~ Catherine Njeri Maina
thinly sliced lemons
sugar and boiling water
sweet taste of summer
Deirdre Godwin
the sky
of the demo is so still
smell of citrus
Tatsuya Onai
wedlock night
her lip feels mine to taste
the grape elements
Ramesh Anand
pink margarita
first kiss on first date
taste of lime
Anonymous
his gaze intensifies
I order the double-bergamot
Earl Grey
Seren Fargo
picking grapefruit
on a trip to Florida
in my memory
gourdman
passion fruit
turned to wine
God loves me
shanna
come squat
no --------
kumquat
Ben Gieske
island walk ...
suddenly, “oh, orange
in the sun”
gogatsu
Glands screaming
Anticipating
Fresh squeezed lime
Pat Lammers
orange peel --
she squeezes the juice
in my eye
~ SYNAIDAH KALAHI
Orange
rolling down
rush hour hill -–
swerving sunset
Kurt W.
Citrus tree
squash the fresh fruit
lemonade.
Trevor Camp
Gikomba market --
he loads orange sacks
on a truck
~ Andrew Otinga
fruit stall --
orange peelings
litter the floor
~ Jacklyne Anyoso
flowing tears --
a drop of orange
has hit her eyes
~ Jecinta Mueni
harvest moon
strong hands knead the orange
to ready the juice
Anonymous
sliced orange --
he throws the peels
on the roadside
~ Stephen Macharia
a grapefruit segment
on her poised spoon--
she giggles
James Dobson
yellow teeth --
orange fibers remain
in her mouth
~ Dohnalily Atieno
lemon juice
chokes her throat --
loud cough
~ Enoch Johana
shivering all over --
she drinks a cup full
of lemon juice
~ Esther Wagaki
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General Comments:
**Thanks again for this opportunity to read another great batch of
[kigo]haiku. It's always a challenge to pick the six that strikes me
most out of a growing number. But a really satisfying one.
Free Format Theme:
RAIN
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First Place -- 35 Points
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rain on the windshield
the old argument
back and forth
BILL KENNEY
(1,8,16) = 35 pts
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Second Place -- 30 Points
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fresh graves
the rain goes deeper
into the earth
Ron C. Moss
(1,3,21) = 30 pts
**Accurate observation, and much more
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Third Place – 21 Points
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cold harbor
an upturned canoe
sheds the rain
Tom Painting
(0,2,17) = 21 pts
**The cold convincingly conveyed
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16 Points
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rain barrel
the prairie sky
remains empty
Harvey Jenkins
(0,4,8) = 16 pts
**really love [this one] – it speaks very loudly of drought without
using the word. Great job.
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14 Points
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prairie rain--
the windmill stirs
out of its sleep
Michael Dylan Welch
(0,2,10) = 14 pts
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13 Points
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long drive --
even the wiper
sounds romantic
Quamrul Hassan
(0,4,5) = 13 pts
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12 Points
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after the rain --
cherry blossoms fill
the Buddha's bowl
~ Isabelle Prondzynski
(0,3,6) = 12 pts
day-long rain...
quietly, quietly
your absence
sanjuktaa
(0,3,6) = 12 pts
**Odd but effective use of the adverbial form.
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11 Points
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unyielding rain a river seeks higher ground
Alan S. Bridges
(0,2,7) = 11 pts
rainy walk --
the weight of water
on my eyebrows
~ Brian Etole
(0,2,7) = 11 pts
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10 Points
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rain disappears
into itself
into the horizon
Don Baird
(1,2,3) = 10 pts
summer rain
the neighbor's boy
runs naked
Carolyn Coit Dancy
(0,3,4) = 10 pts
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9 Points
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endless rain --
my children ask me
to build an ark
Cezar C.
(1,1,4) = 9 pts
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8 Points
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a bucket
filled with autumn rain
white chrysanthemum
Angela Terry
(0,2,4) = 8 pts
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7 Points
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gentle rain the tinkling of piano keys
André Surridge
(0,2,3) = 7 pts
spring rain --
the garden gnome's
mud flecked feet
Bouwe Brouwer
(0,0,7) = 7 pts
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6 Points
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a raincloud
puffs itself up ...
startled cat
Svetlana Marisova
(1,1,1) = 6 pts
what I am trying to say evades me summer rain
-- Johannes S. H. Bjerg
(1,0,3) = 6 pts
rain-soaked day
summer blends
into autumn
Roberta Beary
(0,2,2) = 6 pts
first raindrops...
the robin’s song
dampened
Cara Holman
(0,0,6) = 6 pts
rain--
closing the door
behind the dog
gogatsu
(0,0,6) = 6 pts
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5 Points
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here comes the rain...
I reach for a batar drum
to join its rhythm
Kirsty Karkow
(0,1,3) = 5 pts
**Evocative and lively all at once.
last drops of rain
the words speak
for themselves
Francine Banwarth
(0,1,3) = 5 pts
rainfall
counting the syllables
of its poems
Bill Gottlieb
(0,1,3) = 5 pts
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4 Points
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rained out --
dry statistics
after the diagnosis
Michele L. Harvey
(1,0,1) = 4 pts
a kiss
in the labyrinth--
sun through drizzle
Jon Espen Vassbotn
(1,0,1) = 4 pts
an old man dragged
through flash flood waters
by his old dog
Barbara A Taylor
(0,2,0) = 4 pts
Sun anew--
in each drop of rain
the rainbow
Vasile Moldovan
(0,2,0) = 4 pts
Dark rumblings
Tin roof staccato
Rain allegro
charlie smith
(0,1,2) = 4 pts
leaves turn silver
backsides to the wind--
the scent of rain
Janice Hornburg
(0,1,2) = 4 pts
rain-lit windows
throwing magic stones
on the classroom floor
Michael McClintock
(0,1,2) = 4 pts
Friday night rain
slowly her tea grows colder
chapter...by chapter
Edward
(0,1,2) = 4 pts
leaking roof --
a raindrop quenches
our candle
~ Cecilia Wambui
(0,1,2) = 4 pts
grandmother’s courtyard--
only the crows and the rain
harvesting the nuts
Patricia Lidia
(0,1,2) = 4 pts
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3 Points
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clouds descend--
tap dancing
in the streets
Maria Santomauro
(1,0,0) = 3 pts
Rain pounds roofs and streets
Thunder accompanies to rhythm
Lightning beats
Philip Mizener
(1,0,0) = 3 pts
cold rain
warmed by a fire --
the cry of seagulls
Tony Nasuta
(0,1,1) = 3 pts
blooming
in your gentle rain --
flattery
Steve Mitchell
(0,1,1) = 3 pts
sun beams
capture a rainbow
in a drop of rain
shanna
(0,1,1) = 3 pts
one more day please without rain magnolias
John Soules
(0,1,1) = 3 pts
turquoise and feathers--
a rain chant sung
to a cloudless sky
Terri L. French
(0,0,3) = 3 pts
rain drops on the roof
the book in my lap
never opens
Bill Hudson
(0,0,3) = 3 pts
autumn rain
fragrance of
wet leaves underfoot
Frances O'Keeffe
(0,0,3) = 3 pts
too little rain
too much rain
everyone complains
Lorraine Margueritte Gasrel Black
(0,0,3) = 3 pts
**The Irish summer all wrapped up.
spring shower —
the asphalt bathing
in rainbows
Ted van Zutphen
(0,0,3) = 3 pts
kayaking —
soft drizzle of rain
in our hair
Ruth Powell
(0,0,3) = 3 pts
dry in the tunnel
I count the seconds
between flash and thunder
Deanna Tiefenthal
(0,0,3) = 3 pts
soaking rain —
the constant drip drip drip
of wet laundry
Liz Rule
(0,0,3) = 3 pts
**A very very definitely wet haiku! Well observed -- and the slight
undertone of irritation is there too.
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2 Points
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the rain’s wet lips
on the grave mound
the earth’s nuptial bed
Petya Gleridis
(0,1,0) = 2 pts
rainy day --
sad the dog in the window
missing the cat
STOPS
(0,1,0) = 2 pts
summer rain --
invite snails
to a walk
Alex Serban
(0,1,0) = 2 pts
tea time
a great summer drops
from the eaves
Ralf Bröker
(0,1,0) = 2 pts
gentle rain
a sparrow perched
on the bird bath
Beth Powell
(0,1,0) = 2 pts
morning drizzle --
children dancing
in circles
~ Esther Obwamu
(0,1,0) = 2 pts
rain on the skylight . . .
children singing
good night to the moon
Bill Pauly
(0,1,0) = 2 pts
rainwater dripping
from foreign eaves
a yearning for home
Garry Eaton
(0,0,2) = 2 pts
morning rain ...
a day to myself, wishing
my plate was full again
Carol Raisfeld
(0,0,2) = 2 pts
first raindrops
a captive goldfinch
begins to sing
Anonymous
(0,0,2) = 2 pts
August rain--
the neighbour's toddler
picking daisies
Maxianne
(0,0,2) = 2 pts
he hangs on
to the last bus home --
downpour
~ Catherine Njeri Maina
(0,0,2) = 2 pts
Grandma's rocker
another baby sleeps
with the rhythmic squeak
Anonymous
(0,0,2) = 2 pts
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silver sea
spots of rain
on the boulder beach
Elaine Riddell
(0,0,2) = 2 pts
rain drops –-
a swinging spider
climbs up along its thread
Virginia Popescu
(0,0,2) = 2 pts
rain spatters
the bird bath leaves
deep autumn
Ann K. Schwader
(0,0,2) = 2 pts
autumn rain a caterpillar turns into a chrysalis anyway
Stevie Strang
(0,0,2) = 2 pts
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1 Point
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first dark rain drops
paint the sidewalk dalmatian
tang of summer dust
if
Deep distant rumblings
rain sheets swept against the panes.
random streaks of light
Robert C. Howard
evening showers--
hawkers and beggars gather up
their belongings
~ Caleb David Mutua
all day long
the sound of steady rain . . .
reading “The Good Earth” *
Marylouise Knight
*The classic by Pearl S. Buck
I close my eyes
windblown raindrops
leaving home
Cristina-Monica Moldoveanu
sudden shower --
mother hen leads her chicks
to shelter
~ Juma Elijah
after rain
the village green
green
Paul Hodder
**That sense of seeing the familiar as if for the first time captured
in the repetition of "green."
he cycles home
through the summer rain--
one wet sock
James Dobson
after the shower
the wooden Buddha
glistening
--Jacek M.
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No Points This Time, Sorry.
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Drizzling rain--
a little girl cries tears
in the verandah
Constantin Stroe
the sharp tang
of rain quenched earth
-- one day per week this drought
bre
On the street in Waikiki
A sudden downpour
Flip flops slip and slide
Angelika Kolompar
rain cloud hole
street gutters full of light
martin gottlieb cohen
gentle flow of water
soothes surfaces of rocks
so they can sing
Toni Dalton
rains here, eye not yet
may it not like what
it sees and move on
miriam chaikin
under the clear sky
a sudden shower of rain...
tropical magic
Keith A. Simmonds
Rain --
teardrops in the desert
immeasurable
Anonymous
drum beating
to clear skies—
rain on the roses
Alegria
summer concert --
if the crowd claps
the sound of rain
Israel López Balan
comfortable candlelight
we listen to the rain...
in Chopins Prelude
Rose Marie Stutts
the first rain--
itch to get wet
street urchin
Vishnu P Kapoor
slight breeze
gray underbelly of the Aspen
forecasting rain
Donna Bauerly
Autumn, how come?
Warm water pouring
with rain.
Juhani Tikkanen
chill rain pelted down
lightning bolted across the sky
thunder rumbled . . .
eric
cats, fire, cocoa, book
never mind the rain outside
perfect afternoon
Deirdre Godwin
first rain
the pool fish
wipes my toes
Ramesh Anand
stooped horses
flat tails -- frozen raindrops
the long night
pos
fifth month
of above average rain
tomato blight
gourdman
rain patter
on the window pane --
autumn blues
natalia kuznetsova
early night
the moon flamboyant
in the rain
Gautam Nadkarni
rain – how much
before we all float
dry land - a fairytale
Ashi
one cloud shower
with her sandals in her hand
barefoot lady
Boris Nazansky
afternoon rain drops
splish, splashing...my red brick walk is
wet, wild tickled pink!
dragonfly
in the rain storm
a homeless
scarecrow
Thera
after showers --
an avocado blossom
floats on water
~ Andrew Otinga
dark clouds
rain streams down
answered prayers
Ben Gieske
rain pelts the roof--
little cat curls
into my neck
jill
Deep moist breaths
Walking shrouded hills
Hakone Rain
Pat Lammers
Rain
cooling
coyote’s
feverish tongue
Kurt W.
Tape deck on
rain drumming on roof
soothing music
Trevor Camp
morning drizzle --
a turkey warms chicks
under her wings
~ Shamim Mbone
intermittent rain
a blue jay pecks
between drops
--Diane Mayr
end of summer rain--
the kindergarten student's
first day in class
DeVar
morning news;
anthills and summer rains
sign a truce!
manoj saranathan
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General Comments:
**Thanks for an afternoon yesterday and a morning today of reading and
re-reading these haiku (Kigo and FF both) - many of them resonated as
immediate, on the spot picture of an instant. Beautiful, there were a
few others I'd like to have enough votes for.
**Looking forward to seeing what the results will be! And thank you
for all your work in keeping these competitions going -- they mean a
lot to the Kenyan students
** I wish we had twelve points! There are always about 6 more nice
haiku that I want to vote for.
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Thank you for participating in the September 2011 Kukai!
The Annual Poets' Choice Kukai begins October 4th and the voting
will stay open until October 17. We will post the results no later
than Friday, October 21st.
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We will announce the November Call for Submissions on Monday, October
31st. See you then!
With much appreciation,
The Shiki Monthly Kukai Team