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Author: Bouwe Brouwer

Bouwe Brouwer (08-03-1977) is a primary school teacher who lives in Sneek, The Netherlands. He's interested in haiku, haibun, short stories and photography. Website: www.bouwebrouwer.com / www.instagram.com/bouwebrouwer

holiday park
in every cottage
a different summer

Posted on 30 January 20246 January 2024Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 23.21 Comment on

single father
my daughter cooks me
a make-believe dinner

 

Posted on 19 June 202323 May 2023Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 23.13 Comments on

the road trip
not as planned –
thistle fluff

 

Posted on 21 December 20224 December 2022Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 22.21 Comment on

an autumn leaf
flutters back to zero
on the hopscotch court

Posted on 8 November 202121 October 2021Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 21.21 Comment on

day long rain
the missing numbers
on the remote control

 

Posted on 19 July 202118 July 2021Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 21.12 Comments on

stifling heat
a spoon full of flies
on the motel table

 

Posted on 13 June 201911 June 2019Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 19.14 Comments on

 

autumn leaves
an old window in the yard
reflects the sky

Posted on 8 June 201823 May 2018Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 18.12 Comments on

spring blossoms our newborn before language

 

Posted on 4 April 201726 March 2017Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 17.17 Comments on

abandoned beach house
slowly the dunes
move in

Posted on 20 July 20167 April 2017Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 16.19 Comments on

tree stump the unfiltered full moon’s light

Posted on 27 October 20157 April 2017Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 15.25 Comments on

blackbird song –
the name of a daughter
i’ll never know

 

Posted on 30 April 201523 June 2015Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 15.111 Comments on

last leaves –
his white breath dissolves
in the garden

Posted on 18 July 201425 June 2014Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 14.16 Comments on

day long drizzle —
in the mailbox
one windowed envelope

Posted on 30 December 201319 December 2013Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 13.39 Comments on

Normandy Beach the screams of gulls

Posted on 6 December 201318 November 2013Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 13.312 Comments on

outgoing tide
the old sailor’s gaze
moves inward

Posted on 12 March 20138 March 2013Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 13.17 Comments on

across his face
the light that slowly moves
across his field

 

Posted on 9 October 20124 October 2012Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 12.1Tags haiku8 Comments on

frost on the furrows
up to the vanishing point—
sunrise

Posted on 28 October 201115 October 2011Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 11.2Tags autumn, cold, frost, haiku, light, sun5 Comments on

moving through
the summer moon
slow swell

Posted on 17 October 201115 October 2011Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 11.2Tags haiku, light, moon, summer, water7 Comments on

a sliver of moon
she asks if he really
exists

Posted on 28 February 2011Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 11.1Tags haiku, light, moon4 Comments on

low tide
the silent contractions
of a jellyfish

Posted on 10 February 201112 February 2011Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 11.1Tags haiku, ocean3 Comments on

the writer
we exchange
a few words

Posted on 16 December 201019 October 2010Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 10.3Tags haiku, words, writers1 Comment on

sunrise
from village to village
a rooster’s crow

Posted on 14 October 20109 October 2010Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 10.3Tags birds, sun, sunrise10 Comments on

seaside rest home
the gentle swell
of his belly

Posted on 18 August 201015 August 2010Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 10.2Tags haiku, old age, sea, summer6 Comments on

museum hall
children study
their echoes

Posted on 13 July 201026 July 2010Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 10.2Tags children, haiku, summer7 Comments on

first thaw
pink petals
in the elevator

Posted on 26 May 201022 May 2010Author Bouwe BrouwerCategories Issue 10.1Tags flowers, haiku, spring3 Comments on
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