just dusk
the hush yields
to crickets
the lake laps
all night the same
quiet thoughts
June 23, 2004
after a long day
June 22, 2004
visiting old friends
June 20, 2004
solstice
Click here to see the original photo-poem, from Open Window.
reading in bedmy pulse flickeringthe lightly held bookmark
from dagosan:late-comers:fireflies jointhe solstice party…………………………………………… [dag, 06-20-04]
June 19, 2004
on the road to D.C.
June 18, 2004
in new orleans with haiku guy
2000) by David G. Lanoue. See our mini-review.
You can read the first two chapters here.
June 17, 2004
sunset sampler
above the dusk
a twitter of sunlight
from birds’ wings
by Jim Kacian , from Presents of Mind
(Katsura/Red Moon Press, 1996).
train toward Baltimore
the setting sun
jumps the track
by Pamela Miller Ness from pink light, sleeping
(Small Poetry Press, 1998), to order see
in the pink dusk
with pimples–
face of the moon
by David G. Lanoue, from Haiku Guy: a novel
(Red Moon Press, 2000)
from dagosan:
it’s purple! it’s pink!
sunset inspires
more bickering
[dag, 06-17-04]
June 16, 2004
for linda
high on her swingbuccaneer with brown braidssearching for treasurefrom her bedroomthe child banishessnakes and skeletonslush scent of lilacsline the driveway from childhood–mother calls me homeby Pamela Miller Ness, from driveway from childhood(Small Poetry Press, Concord, CA, 1997). to order see .
- from dagosan:
email hugscyber kisses —
birthday party apart
the giftof wrinkle-resistant genes:big sister’s birthday
[dag, 06-16-04]
June 15, 2004
two more from alice
yesterday‘s intro to Alice Frampton deserves an encore:
long dusty road:I wait by the mailboxfor the cloudwatering the grass–a smile from the manwho passes byby Alice Frampton from New Resonance 3: Emerging Voices in English-Language Haiku(Edited by Jim Kacian and Dee Evetts, Red Moon Press, 2003)
[by dagosan:, 06-15-04]
June 14, 2004
alice frampton: an emerging voice
from Mom’s to Dad’s
the clickity-clack
of suitcase wheels
moving day–
warm rain
on cardboard
new recipe . . .
the scent
of ink
“newRes3” by Alice Frampton, from New Resonance 3: Emerging Voices
in English-Language Haiku (Edited by Jim Kacian and Dee Evetts, Red Moon Press,
2003, 176 pps) . The New Resonance series features new talent in English-language haiku
from around the world. The selected poets are allotted sufficient space for their voice to
emerge and their themes and interests to be developed.
Alice, who is an active member of pacific-kana and Haiku Canada, has generously allowed
us to share her haiku. You can find a short bio, along with a sampling of Alice’s poetry, here.
We’ll post more, soon.
by dagosan:
four-hour drive
not one
haiku moment
[dag, 06-14-04]
June 13, 2004
from rochester
on an old mattress
from rochester
on an old mattress
June 12, 2004
haiku guy encore
from Haiku Guy (a novel), by David G. Lanoue . . . .
the killer’s hands
fold a paper
crane
not a burden
moon on the bent
branches
too fat for that branch
crack!
crow
You can read the first two chapters.
by dagosan:
alone
hugging
warm laundry
[dag, 06-12-04] . . . . . . . .
haiku guy encore
from Haiku Guy (a novel), by David G. Lanoue . . . .
the killer’s hands
fold a paper
crane
not a burden
moon on the bent
branches
too fat for that branch
crack!
crow
You can read the first two chapters.
by dagosan:
alone
hugging
warm laundry
[dag, 06-12-04] . . . . . . . .
June 11, 2004
childhood moments with Pamela
selections from driveway from childhood,
by Pamela Miller Ness (Small Poetry Press, Concord, CA, 1997)
small gallopping feet
on a collision course:
forehead & corner
midsummer evening
mother’s two-syllable whistle
ends our play
first love
in the summer gazebo . . .
little brother won’t leave
“ness-driveway gray” to order see.
by dagosan:
repose . . .
the tenant below
smokes in bed
[dag, 06-11-04]