home away from home the breath of a sycamore

*Published in The Haiku Foundation’s Haiku Dialogue on 12/28/22

 a row

of mulberry trees

of secrets

*Published by The Haiku Foundation’s Haiku Dialogue on 12/14/22

vermilion sky and also you

*Published by The Haiku Foundation’s Haiku Dialogue on 11/16/22

 beautiful

the weeds

in my garden

*Published in The Haiku Foundation’s Haiku Dialogue on 10/26/22

hidden oak

teach me to live

without hubris

*Published in The Haiku Foundation’s Haiku Dialogue on 8/10/22

 magenta a melodic stream

*Published in The Haiku Foundation’s Haiku Dialogue on 8/5/22

shh...

the stars

are speaking

*Published in The Haiku Foundation’s Haiku Dialogue on 7/27/22

after this life a poppy seed

*Published in The Haiku Foundation’s Haiku Dialogue on 7/6/22

 canvas...

i will not be

gentle with you

*Published in The Haiku Foundation’s Haiku Dialogue on 5/4/22

silent symphony

a field of wildflowers

sways with the breeze

*Published in The Haiku Foundation’s Haiku Dialogue on 4/20/22 

 only the voice

of a magnolia

i am healed

*Published in The Haiku Foundation’s Haiku Dialogue on 3/6/22

blood of my blood the river before me

*Published in The Haiku Foundation’s Haiku Dialogue on 3/30/22

 i am the night

and yet

your blue eyes

*Published in The Haiku Foundation’s Haiku Dialogue on 12/22/21

 removed

from the bustle of cars

a field of goldenrods

*Published in The Haiku Foundation’s Haiku Dialogue on 10/27/21

between the sun

and my sweat

wild orchids

*Published in The Haiku Foundation’s Haiku Dialogue on 10/20/21

 echoes of night the remains of a sycamore

*Published in The Haiku Foundation’s Haiku Dialogue on 9/29/21

what could have been the sound of rain

*Published in Paradigm Shift: The Travels of Rain on The Haiku Foundation’s website

through these doors

the wind

remains

*Published in Door to Door: Doorway on The Haiku Foundation’s website

 doormat

my descent

into nothingness

*Published in Door to Door: Doormat on The Haiku Foundation’s website

 turn of the knob a new life

*Published in Door to Door: Doorknob on The Haiku Foundation’s website