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Author: Fred Flohr

Some know me from the long-ago-Shiki period. I live in The Netherlands, member of the Dutch Haiku Society, produced and published haiku, senryu, tanka, kyoka, haiga and haibun. See more haiku by Fred Flohr in the old tinywords archive.
summer at last I blow away a grey hair from my keyboard
Posted on 8 July 20103 July 2010Author Fred FlohrCategories Issue 10.2Tags haiku, summer4 Comments on
spring morning sun and fresh paint on the windowsill
Posted on 31 March 20031 October 2025Author Fred FlohrCategories Issue 039 Comments on
tiny mushrooms and bedewed spider webs – reeking first leaves
Posted on 29 October 20021 October 2025Author Fred FlohrCategories Issue 023 Comments on
gloomy autumn day her full red lips a beacon
Posted on 17 October 20021 October 2025Author Fred FlohrCategories Issue 021 Comment on
quiet autumn day only passing traffic make the leaves whirl
Posted on 27 September 20021 October 2025Author Fred FlohrCategories Issue 021 Comment on
rain each drop falling exactly on its own spot
Posted on 12 September 20021 October 2025Author Fred FlohrCategories Issue 023 Comments on
flapping of wings in the chestnut tree a feather
Posted on 8 August 20021 October 2025Author Fred FlohrCategories Issue 023 Comments on
quiet sunday morning winter’s daylight growing behind the curtains
Posted on 25 February 20021 October 2025Author Fred FlohrCategories Issue 021 Comment on
the silence of a winter morning – snowflakes
Posted on 4 February 20021 October 2025Author Fred FlohrCategories Issue 021 Comment on
winter sun caught by the branches of the chestnut tree
Posted on 8 January 20021 October 2025Author Fred FlohrCategories Issue 023 Comments on
after the shower the reflection of the sky in an empty shell
Posted on 22 October 20011 October 2025Author Fred FlohrCategories Issue 011 Comment on
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