Under the Bashō 2025
Haiku
Editor: Kanjini Devi
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silent road signs
wind carries the sighs
of names etched in dust
* In South America, roadside memorials or signs are dedicated to accident victims
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mountain morning –
the river rushes through
like-hued pines
a second glass –
sangria's color
decanted by moonlight
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petal rain
a ripple of banjo
in the breeze
roadside attraction
an old hubcap rusting
into autumn
arbor day
we sweep the pollen
from the porch
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the rosy glow
in a rabbit’s ear
autumn evening
downtown
the nonstop honking
of wild geese
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zen garden
the lovers behind Buddha’s back
fighting
telling me
to hold that thought
babbling brook
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driving rain —
snug under a lone pine
the scent of sheep
long haul flight
a skein of geese slides
between high clouds
10pm bells. . .
scents on the breeze
only the dog can smell
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crane’s bill
the sweetening
of dusk
river dust
the sparkle of sunset
within my palm
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leaves scuttle
across stone
—a robin trills
early spring
the slow rotation
of windmills