Edward Cody Huddleston lives in Georgia. His haiku have appeared in several journals including Lynx, Modern Haiku, Frogpond and Heron's Nest.
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checkers in the park…
an acorn cap
fit for a king
—Edward Huddleston
Lovely haiku. Lovely to read multiple times. Quietly brilliant!
I thought I’d written something about chess, as I used to play it, and even visited Bobby Fischer centre in Iceland.
Here’s a park haiku instead:
curling up at dusk
the park bench sleeper
turns over a new page
Alan Summers
1st Prize – Fellowship Australian Writers, Queensland, International Haiku Contest (1996)
checkers in the park…
an acorn cap
fit for a king
—Edward Huddleston
Lovely haiku. Lovely to read multiple times. Quietly brilliant!
I thought I’d written something about chess, as I used to play it, and even visited Bobby Fischer centre in Iceland.
Here’s a park haiku instead:
curling up at dusk
the park bench sleeper
turns over a new page
Alan Summers
1st Prize – Fellowship Australian Writers, Queensland, International Haiku Contest (1996)
Delightful!