| Siberian
series
Aurora Borealis
over the poor village
the splendor of lights
Polar night --
thick vapor encircles
children's laughter
New Year's cold
--
again my son brings home
a stray kitten
Siberian frost --
vapor from thawed out soil
under the bitch's belly
Polar night --
sparkle of precious stones
in a tundra sky
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Venetian Triptych
Venetian carnival
--
masks and pigeons
among the garbage
sinking city...
the winged lion soars
over the pier
crumbling walls
fall into the canal
geranium petals
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Darkening Garden - Trilogy
darkening garden
--
sunset picks all colors
from the flowers
flickering air --
first polka-dots of rain
on the road
fireflies
piercing the air
frog's choir
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End of Summer
- Trilogy
cool breeze...
in the dandelion's hairdo
only fluff
end of summer
sending out a tiny leaf
the old stump
in the river
summer and I swim away
the whole hour
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Starry
Haiku series
mid-summer heat
--
a highway climbing toward
the brightest star
short starry night
his cheek glowing warmly
against my lips
extinguished world
of the shooting star --
I make a wish ...
shooting stars
falling on a bed
of asters
fireflies in dusk...
the tracery in sky
doubles
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Summer Reminiscence...
Haiku sequence
summer night --
house-cricket echoing
its outside cousins
parched flowerbed
bluejay's rasping voice squeezes
through the thistle
topless in the garden
--
peeking over the fence
neighbor's sunflower
garden breeze...
sunflower nods in rhythm
with the wind chime
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Whimsical
Haiku
morning excercise
--
he stretches three more hairs
the right direction
trembling web
the evening air drips
with mosquitoes
spring roof --
cats' community band
sawing the night in two
scrap-heap --
dining gracefully
a stray cat
owl's hoot --
drifting thoughts stumble
in the dusk
on
a big boulder
a chipmunk chattering --
sunrise
September first
line of loaded ants
on the school drive
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