summer’s end—
rearranging gravel
in the Zen garden
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Carol Raisfeld
Carol Raisfeld lives in Long Beach, New York. She was Director of WHChaikumultimedia and has served as Multimedia Editor for World Haiku Review, moderator for WHClovehaiku, Associate Editor and Haiga Editor for Simply Haiku and a member of the editorial board of Modern Haiga. Carol's poetry, art and photography appear worldwide in print, online journals and anthologies.
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I love the implication that a sort of realignment–of the gravel, of one's life–is necessary at summer's end. This is a wonderfully suggestive haiku, Carol. Very fine work.
I love the implication that a sort of realignment–of the gravel, of one's life–is necessary at summer's end. This is a wonderfully suggestive haiku, Carol. Very fine work.
A calming poem for the end of my hectic day. Love it.
a nice juxtaposition of new cycles
much love
gillena
summer’s end
a horse races behind it’s shadow