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World Haiku Review, Volume 7, Issue 1, March 2009
Haiku March 2009, Page 3
Neo Classical Haiku
Other Haiku of Merit
wide open lover's gone ...
my baby-girl's eyes cherry flowers are wrapped
gather the sky in moonlight
Origa, USA
lingering mist into shadow…
the rasping call the sound of sunlight
of a scrub jay on snow
Linda Pilarski, Canada
Red autumn leaf, Hello, snowflake!
do you get dizzy You've come from such a height
when swirling down? to rest on my sleeve.
Zhanna P. Rader, USA
spring wind October wake –
a joy fills my being acorns line
on the mountaintop his grave
_kala, India Kristin Reynolds, USA
winter sunlight . . . the last snow
its high trill on and on with its head still bent
white-winged crossbill each sunflower
Bruce Ross, USA
old hotel Fingering
the elevator's stops and starts my rosary - in a birch grove
enter my dream a lark sings it out
Bruce Ross, USA Riitta Rossilahti
this moonlight! You harvest Moon
each leaf is If I fall into the pond
its mirror. will you catch me?
Djurdja Vukelic Rozic, Croatia
late afternoon– late autumn–
a breeze pushes the heat the sound of the brook
from here to there is cold
lightning flashes– sultry afternoon–
on the way home we speak a street magician
of relativity ignored
jumping contest–
a grasshopper lands
on my shoulder
Adelaide B. Shaw, USA
hot night yesterday
moth shadows a golden ginko--today
cross the fan a blanket of gold
Ann K. Schwader, USA Marie Shimane, Japan
unbearable silence spring shower –
of a winter morn. . . crashed – lingering smile of a man
a sparrow at my window sheltered by my umbrella
Saša Va ic', Serbia
this winter fog... under leaden clouds
I cannot even find so green
yesterday's trees! the winter wheat field
faint summer breeze the winter wind
soft on my chest brings
as the dove's call kindling to my door
Anita Virgil, USA
Christmas Eve - drought relief
the hushed house we place water buckets
full of secrets under the eaves
André Surridge, New Zealand Carmel Lively Westerman
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