visitors coming where to hide our bad habits
(Included in A Dictionary of Haiku, AHA Books, 2013)
—Jane Reichhold
Issue 15.2 | 25 December 2015
Dear Jane, I am enjoying this very much. And here’s one for you:
Nothing like the holidays for renewing old grievances
We're not hiding anything at the Haiku Foundation Digital Library, where Jane's bountiful 'Dictionary of Haiku' is available to be read in full.
Garry Eaton DigLib
Christmas morning the house full of the scent of pine
It applies well to human nature.
__A dusting dilemma_?
poinsettia on this dusty end-table the cats foot prints
Oooops, missed some den-dust.
. visitors coming where to hide our bad habits
—JANE REICHHOLD . .
Taxi customers can have terrible habits that they wilfully bring with them from a can of beer and a kebab and even worse. :-)
Here's one that thankfully had no visible habits showing…
Ganesha's moon the cabbie’s last customer smells of mint tea
Alan Summers brass bell: a haiku journal (November 2014) . .
Jane,
Perfect timing, this one — a classic.
–Theresa C.
artificial tree . . . the day I first believed there is no Santa Claus
A beauty, Jane.
Bill Kenney
Oh, Jane, this made me laugh out loud – probably because I recognise myself in it!
Best wishes to you and Werner for 2016. :)
marion
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December 25th, 2015 at 10:31 am
Dear Jane, I am enjoying this very much. And here’s one for you:
Nothing like the holidays
for renewing
old grievances
December 25th, 2015 at 11:39 am
We're not hiding anything at the Haiku Foundation Digital Library, where Jane's bountiful 'Dictionary of Haiku' is available to be read in full.
Garry Eaton
DigLib
December 25th, 2015 at 11:43 am
Christmas morning
the house full
of the scent of pine
December 25th, 2015 at 12:22 pm
It applies well to human nature.
December 26th, 2015 at 4:13 pm
__A dusting dilemma_?
poinsettia
on this dusty end-table
the cats foot prints
Oooops, missed some den-dust.
December 27th, 2015 at 9:24 am
.
visitors coming
where to hide
our bad habits
(Included in A Dictionary of Haiku, AHA Books, 2013)
—JANE REICHHOLD
.
.
Taxi customers can have terrible habits that they wilfully bring with them from a can of beer and a kebab and even worse. :-)
Here's one that thankfully had no visible habits showing…
Ganesha's moon
the cabbie’s last customer
smells of mint tea
Alan Summers
brass bell: a haiku journal (November 2014)
.
.
December 27th, 2015 at 11:11 am
Jane,
Perfect timing, this one — a classic.
–Theresa C.
December 27th, 2015 at 8:35 pm
artificial tree . . .
the day I first believed
there is no Santa Claus
A beauty, Jane.
Bill Kenney
December 29th, 2015 at 8:42 am
Oh, Jane, this made me laugh out loud – probably because I recognise myself in it!
Best wishes to you and Werner for 2016. :)
marion