summer ends
turning the last page
of a book

—Margaret Hehman-Smith

About the author: Margaret Hehman-Smith, margaret at hehmansmith-artwork.com

The author is a member of the Southern California Haiku Study Group (socalhaiku@yahoogroups.com). Margaret's first haiku chapbook, "Dedicated to Abandoned Animals," is now available at American Haiku Archives, Cal State Library, 900 N Street, Sacramento, California. Her drawings in the book are of animals she rescued.

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Responses to the haiku for 21 September 2004 by Margaret Hehman-Smith

  1.  
    walt
    2004-09-21 03:28:20
     

    time for beddy-byes
    I close the book
    and turn off the light

  2.  
    ed markowski
    2004-09-21 06:52:25
     

    autumn equinox...
    crimson leaves sparkle
    on the outfield grass

  3.  
    john tiong chunghoo
    2004-09-22 08:45:07
     

    alone at the pew
    savouring the whisper
    of my prayers

  4.  
    Tony Morgan
    2004-09-22 11:03:57
     

    Margaret

    When I got your haiku I read it out loud.
    A colleague replied

    summer ends
    turning the last leaf
    of a book

    as he has never written a haiku I promised to send it to you in case you liked it

  5.  
    bob richardson (orgbob at webtv dot net)
    2004-09-23 05:21:24
     

    howling winds, subside
    red embers crackle
    sleep comes easy, tonight

  6.  
    Vasile Moldovan (vasilemoldovan at yahoo dot com)
    2004-10-03 02:46:19
     

    Opening a new book-
    little by little,its leaves
    are turning yellow

  7.  
    bob richardson (orgbob at webtv dot net)
    2004-10-11 17:15:38
     

    autumn sun settling low
    off in the distance ...
    my winter

  8.  
    martin
    2004-10-25 02:44:25
     

    autumn
    the pond fills
    with leaves

  9.  
    Vasile Moldovan (vasilemoldovan at yahoo dot com)
    2004-11-15 05:36:08
     

    Closing the book...
    on the last cover
    flowers of forget-me-not

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