windy night
a solitary cricket chirps
at the stars

—Sue Mill

About the author: Sue Mill, suemill at hotmail dot com
Brisbane, Australia

I have been writing haiku for about six years. I belong to one haiku group here in Brisbane and am involved with the newly-formed Australian Haiku Society (HaikuOz for short) as Publications Officer. Here is the HaikuOz Web site.

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Responses to the haiku for 10 May 2005 by Sue Mill

  1.  
    john tiong chunghoo
    2005-05-10 06:54:07
     

    breeze
    only me and the windchimes
    in the loneliness of the night

  2.  
    kate (chrismomxyz at yahoo dot com)
    2005-05-10 08:55:55
     

    sleepless...
    from the crown molding,
    a lonely cricket

  3.  
    Vidur Jyoti (drvidur at gmail dot com)
    2005-05-10 10:21:19
     

    stars searched,
    wandering echoes,
    in footsteps of breeze.

  4.  
    James (james at patsalides dot com)
    2005-05-10 11:59:03
     

    New England morning -
    bright spring sunlight;
    a snowflake lands on my cheek.

  5.  
    ceegeeess (ceggeeess at yahoo dot com)
    2005-05-10 19:42:54
     

    torrential rain
    with thunder,sparkling night sky;
    tight embrace consoles!

  6.  
    Vasile Moldovan
    2005-05-11 03:42:27
     

    Night piece-
    the song of crickets
    up to the stars

  7.  
    Mixx
    2005-05-11 05:46:23
     

    All 'kuists here... all these posts are such a pleasure, thanks!

  8.  
    levon machenry
    2005-05-11 15:23:54
     

    nice effort sue. here, the crickets in my
    little galaxy


    crickets...
    i recall a moonless night
    in viet nam

  9.  
    martin
    2005-05-12 02:34:45
     

    heavy rain
    a cricket chirps once

  10.  
    bob richardson (orgbob at webtv dot net)
    2005-05-12 20:12:36
     

    still night -
    solitary thoughts
    as winter hangs on

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