First, two old favorites from Matt Morden:
winter sickness
my daughter tucks me in
for the first time
an old resume
my son colours in
his rainbow
– and two new ones from his Morden Haiku
a compost heap
listening to
the sound of worms
loft clutter
sweeping up flies
woken from sleep
“a compost heap” – Morden Haiku (Jan. 24, 2006)
“lost clutter” – Morden Haiku (Jan. 23, 2006)
“winter sickness” – The Heron’s Nest, (July 2003)
“an old resume” – bio page at World Haiku.
And, three poems that first introduced me
to Alice Frampton:
last goodbye –
scent of his wool coat
deeper into my nose
wishing fountain
outside the cancer clinic:
some heads, some tails
morning milking
the white
of mother’s breath
“last good-bye” – The Heron’s Nest Volume IV No. 2
“wishing fountain” – Frogpond XXV: 1
“morning milking” – Haiku Canada Newsletter XVI: 3
Don’t forget: There is a great
list of daily haiku weblogs at Matt’s Morden Haiku.
One of the best parts of visiting haijin weblogs
is reading the comments on their work.
January 30, 2006
can’t let january end without frampton & morden
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