Originally posted on Icebox: click on the picture to read the poems

Originally posted on Martha Magenta: ? window box a tiny bird skeleton among the leaves ? © Martha Magenta ? Troutswirl, The Haiku Foundation Blog, March 28, 2018 https://www.thehaikufoundation.org/2018/03/28/haiku-windows-window-box/

Originally posted on writing in north norfolk: in the fading night your face was laden with dreams fluttering eyelids the rise and fall of your chest and our curious kisses Kim M. Russell, 2018 Sleeping Beauty – image found on Wikipedia My response to Carpe Diem #1400 The Awakening, a love poem by Rumi In…

Originally posted on revivedwriter: For Frank J. Tassone’s very apt challenge to write haikai poetry alluding to the Triduum. I will probably write again about this tomorrow and on Saturday. I shall wash your feet, Taking off all dirt caked on, Come to Me in need.

Originally posted on Charmed Chaos: from flesh and blood man to the savior of mankind the Lord has risen ©2018 Linda Lee Lyberg Frank J Tassone Haikai Challenge #26 Triduum

Originally posted on Haiku For Living: . so the men have come with their sacks of darkness to this sainted place on the green where children played their deathly spores fester ? (Note: of course, this poem refers to the recent atrocious nerve-agent attack in Salisbury, UK, my home.; “sainted” refers to the twelfth century…

Originally posted on Haiku Commentary: power outage: everything goes out but the wind chimes © Susan Marie LaVallée (1950 – 2011) (USA) (HSA Newsletter, Volume 27, Number 1 — March 2012) This is a fine example of focus within haiku. Often, haiku allow the reader to zero in on a specific sense or observation. When…