slowly two clouds collide over rush hour Published by C. P. Harrison C.P. Harrison lives in Austin, Texas and is lucky enough to never be too far from the heat, the wind or the sounds of family. View all posts by C. P. Harrison
traffic jam a driver fingers the breeze through the sunroof Alan Summers 1.‘The New Haiku’ Snapshot Press, 2002, ISBN 1-903543-03-7 2.Snapshots 2 April 1998 ISSN 1461-0833 down side streets – seagulls turning the sky in and out Alan Summers 1.The New Haiku Snapshot Press, 2002, ISBN 1-903543-03-7 2.Presence #10 ISSN 1366-5367 1999 haiku presence webpage Editor's Choice 5 3. seagull haiku . . . a collection by various poets (August 2006) Reply
rush hour–
a line up of cars
at a standstill
much love
gillena
Wow, so many images this evokes. I'll never look at a cloud the same way. Nice job!
obscuring the sun,
rimmed with light–
brontosaurus? perhaps a horse…
nicely done!
in a clear blue sky
towering clouds float freely
imagination
I love the majesty of this. A wonderful haiku moment!
traffic jam
a driver fingers the breeze
through the sunroof
Alan Summers
1.‘The New Haiku’ Snapshot Press, 2002, ISBN 1-903543-03-7
2.Snapshots 2 April 1998 ISSN 1461-0833
down side streets –
seagulls turning the sky
in and out
Alan Summers
1.The New Haiku Snapshot Press, 2002, ISBN 1-903543-03-7
2.Presence #10 ISSN 1366-5367 1999 haiku presence webpage Editor's Choice 5
3. seagull haiku . . . a collection by various poets (August 2006)