a shower
of leaves
two pigeons mating
Here I record my own efforts at haiku, senryu and other short form poetry. I also provide a resources page and other comment on haiku. You can find some of my published haiku on the Living Haiku Anthology (https://preview.tinyurl.com/y88hqva7) and the Haiku Foundation Haiku Registry (https://preview.tinyurl.com/y9p2ahnl) - Roger Watson
Sunday, 28 April 2019
Friday, 26 April 2019
death next door
death next door
all the family
she never saw
Published in A Moment's Longing HSA Members' Anthology 2019 page 31
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death next door
the old house
grows cold
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death next door
at last
a family gathering
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death next door
that was
her last Christmas
all the family
she never saw
Published in A Moment's Longing HSA Members' Anthology 2019 page 31
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death next door
the old house
grows cold
****
death next door
at last
a family gathering
****
death next door
that was
her last Christmas
hover flies and mountain ash
hover flies
the joy
of the mountain ash
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hover flies
making a beeline
for the mountain ash
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hover flies
still
I don't trust them
the joy
of the mountain ash
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hover flies
making a beeline
for the mountain ash
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hover flies
still
I don't trust them
Wednesday, 17 April 2019
Monday, 15 April 2019
Sunday, 14 April 2019
the removal men
laughing
at our wobbly bed
Published (2019) in Failed Haiku Volume 4, Issue 41, page 118
Living Senryu Anthology
Published (2019) in Failed Haiku Volume 4, Issue 41, page 118
Living Senryu Anthology
Tuesday, 9 April 2019
Sunday, 7 April 2019
hotel elevator
no eye contact
unwritten rules
Published (2019) in Failed Haiku Volume 4, Issue 41, page 118
Living Senryu Anthology
Published (2019) in Failed Haiku Volume 4, Issue 41, page 118
Living Senryu Anthology
Friday, 5 April 2019
a warm breeze
wafts plum blossom
into reiwa*
Published (2019) The Asahi Shimbun 3 May
*the new era on the Chrysanthemum Throne in Japan; possible meaning 'auspicious peace'.
Living Haiku Anthology
wafts plum blossom
into reiwa*
Published (2019) The Asahi Shimbun 3 May
*the new era on the Chrysanthemum Throne in Japan; possible meaning 'auspicious peace'.
Living Haiku Anthology
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This page, which continues to evolve, gathers together some useful online resources on haiku British Haiku Society Blithe Spir...
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magnolia blossom against a grey sky mixed feelings
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Jordanian hillside a flock of sheep move as one