bitter wind
the smell of honey
in the empty hive
Author: Ernest Wit
Ernest Wit is an award-winning poet whose work has appeared in many haiku anthologies and journals including Modern Haiku, Frogpond, Acorn, and The Heron's Nest. Author of books of poems: "Bitter Wind", "Towards Light", "Black and White", "Singing the World a Prima Vista", "The Touch of the Intanglible", "A Hundred Likes". He runs a blog of his previously published and unpublished haiku at www.withaiku.blogspot.com and a publication on Substack at ernestwithaiku.substack.com.
empty house
the deaths hiding
in the clock
first spring ramble
a wedge of geese pries
the sky open
late summer
mating dragonflies
extend each other
a few words
from the doctor
crows on snow
all the wealth
that he left
golden leaves
another autumn
the rot reaching
into the heartwood
sick in winter
the infinite white
of the ceiling
the fragrance
of pencil shavings
September rain
as immortal
as possible
strawflower