honey flowing
from the spoon
autumn sunset
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Yoav J. Tenembaum
I am Argentinian-born. I have lived in various countries, including Argentina, the United States (New York), Israel and England (Cambridge and Oxford, where I pursued my masters and doctorate degree, as well as London).
Poems of mine have been published in various literary magazines in the USA, Britain, Canada, the Philippines.
e.mail: oxbridge at netvision dot net dot il
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a good haiku!
good solid haiku.
a doe
in the crosshairs…
autumn dusk
Love this one, Yoav.
So evocative – elegant work. Thank you.
ketchup splattered sky
outlined in chalk
on a wet neon street
(God, I feel like throwing up!)
electraglide try this…
butter streams
down a mound of mashed potatoes…
winter sunset
this is a seasonally perfect poem. the comfort foods of a cold climate & the
correlative sunset. good job yoav!
honey flowing
from the spoon
autumn sunset
A sweet and golden haiku to be sure.
autumn dawn
sun brightens a jar
of pie spice
I’d seen this one earlier; I still like it as much now as then…congrats!
No wonder this won first prize in the Basho Haiku festival: it’s brilliant. Enjoyed, Yoav.
Beautiful Haiku!
It has an appealing cinematographic nature to it.
I agree with Robert. No wonder it won the first prize at the prestigious Basho Haiku Festival.
bare light of
autumn sunrise–
darken areola
white trail of laundry starch–
‘gainst flushed cheek
first light
after summer ends–
distant vision of new bud
…
I love the simplicity of this poem!
As I read this haiku it brought me into our sukkah as we dripped honey onto our challah while the sun set. A treasured moment crystallized in your haiku.