Haiku 2011 - #228

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it comes to me ...

the simple trust

of a drifting poplar seed

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Haiku 2011 - #195

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poplars adrift

in north winds, again

the phoebe's name

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Harvest moon ...

she hears a river

in the flaking trees.

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Leaves chasing leaves

chasing winds racing winds

chasing crows racing crows ...

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Just now ...

sunset through clouds folding

behind charred crows aflame

and leaves crisping

in autumn winds.

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Crow! Crow! Crow get out! ...

leave that wind, that wind, that wind

to autumn swallows.

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Sitting out the rain ...

the crow's

wind.

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Last blossom ...

the bee's wind

to autumn thistle.

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Suddenly a breeze ...

that'll be all

the poplars say today.

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Twists in her hair ...

the dragonfly lands

elsewhere.

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No wind, no games ...

in August sun, the crow

curls.

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Corners

edges in the air I'd not seen

... the dragonfly.

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Path of the sparrow

for a moment

... path of a wind.

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Chases on the roof

spinning north, skipping south

... games of cottonwood.

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More ...

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Seeping from the wind

a sparrow taking in

the more that comes

it comes, come more

come ...

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April fifteenth:

tuft of cottonwood

... heading home.

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Wind in winds

chasing the sands

... the fennec fox.

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(Inspired by Stephen Edds' "Fennec Fox" at 1x.com)
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The crow

chasing Buddha's every breath

... winter wind.

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Blades of the swallow

ribbons of wind

... for a lover.

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A sighing breeze

through the fading corn

... when I see her.

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