
Daily Haiga
10/10/22
Daily Haiga
10/10/22
Daily Haiga
9/12/22
stopping to inhale
the hyssop and mint
in the garden
we plant an oak sapling
for the newborn
haikuKATHA
8/22/22
Black & White Haiga/Haisha
8/7/22
HaikuKATHA Issue 9
July 22, 2022
Our street is short and mostly treeless. The dry dust of summer kicks up and assails our noses. As soon as we turn the corner we are in the shade and our walk, though uphill, is cooler. Along the edges of the road random wildflowers bloom. We let the children pick whatever they want. One day we find a turtle in the middle of the road and relocate it away from danger. Another time we spot a garter snake but we leave it alone.
the sweetness
of bee balm on my fingers
mingles
with scented fern
on yours
haikuKATHA Issue 9
July 22, 2022
The Daily Haiga
7/22/2022
Scarlet Dragonfly
July 9, 2022
soda pop
a toddler giggles
at the bubbles
Brass Bell : A Haiku Journal
May 1, 2022