the felled oak
bending to fit
the earth
(Included in Tiger in a Teacup, AHA Books, 1998)
the felled oak
bending to fit
the earth
(Included in Tiger in a Teacup, AHA Books, 1998)
a broken tooth
yet he sees the young girl
naked before him
smiling a wide smile
as she was at twenty
(Included in A Gift of Tanka, AHA Books, 1990)
music
how it gathers
the lonely
(Included in A Dictionary of Haiku, AHA Books, 2nd ed., 1993-2013)
sunlight glistens
on a small blade of grass
each poet
passes along the fire
in dew drops winking
(Included in A Gift of Tanka, AHA Books, 1990)
night of ghosts
bumping in the bare branches
the lost kite
(Included in A Dictionary of Haiku, AHA Books; 2nd Edition, 1993-2013)
visitors coming
where to hide
our bad habits
(Included in A Dictionary of Haiku, AHA Books, 2013)
canyon stream
dried to a slit
of clear sky
(included in A Dictionary of Haiku, AHA Books, 2013)
hailstones
in the attic the patter
of mice
time to burn
the whole candle
holidays