on the last night in July—
radio towers
Lafayette, Colorado
Published at Asahi Haikuist Network, 29 July 2022
traditional & experimental haiku in English • senryū • haibun • nature poetry • ecopoetry • zen • 俳句 • 俳人 • 禅
28 July 2011
the crickets don’t stop
for the meteor shower—
the moonless night sky
Lafayette, Colorado
Published at Asahi Haikuist Network, 21 October 2022
27 July, 2011
the Sun's rays break through
the storm clouds over Boulder —
the wind turbine spins
Lafayette, Colorado
23 July 2011
an unexpected
ceiling fan in the gutter—
the sound of crickets
Lafayette, Colorado
Published at Asahi Haikuist Network, 15 July 2022
22 July, 2011
sunset at the lake —
sixteen or seventeen geese
over the water
sixteen or seventeen geese
over the water
Waneka Lake Park, Lafayette, Colorado
20 July, 2011 № 2
after the rainstorm,
heat rises from the asphalt —
cicadas in trees
Lafayette, Colorado
19 July, 2011
just before nightfall,
a neighbor calls for his cat —
no one at the park
Simpson Mine Park, Lafayette, Colorado
17 July, 2011
after days of rain,
the night sky is filled with stars —
insect repellent
Lafayette, Colorado
16 July, 2011
the pink moon rising —
a panda's face in the clouds
for a few seconds
Lafayette, Colorado
15 July, 2011 № 2
the scorpion cloud
moves towards the lightning storm —
the monsoon season
Lafayette, Colorado
15 July 2011
three raptors circle
high above the neighborhood—
the storm approaches
Lafayette, Colorado
Published at Asahi Haikuist Network, 16 September 2022
14 July, 2011
somewhere, a dog barks —
tonight's full moon is obscured
by the cloud cover
Lafayette, Colorado
13 July, 2011
after the rainstorm,
a puddle reflects the moon —
lightning to the east
a puddle reflects the moon —
lightning to the east
Lafayette, Colorado
6 July, 2011 № 2
a cloud is shaped like
a lowercase letter “e” —
minutes before dark
Waneka Lake Park, Lafayette, Colorado
5 July, 2011
the red fire hydrant —
three bats feast upon the moths
beneath the streetlight
Lafayette, Colorado
3 July, 2011
neighborhood dogs bark
at the late night firecrackers —
the moon is missing
Lafayette, Colorado
1 July, 2011
the grape-sized hailstones —
the fireflies of that summer
have never returned
Outdoor Classroom Trail, Lafayette, Colorado
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