clear March night –
coyote’s call
startles visitor
Tag Archives: haiku
haiku 204
haiku 203
outbreak
Twitter feed filled
with tornado warnings
haiku 202
cold night –
wispy cloud
veils Venus
haiku 201
new log on the fire –
only then do I see
the ants
haiku 200
typo
gives me grace
rather than grave
haiku 199
earworm –
digging a grave
for my brown-eyed girl
haiku 198
morning commute –
purple clouds rise
opposite the sun
Author’s Note: I’m On Tinywords
I somehow missed this earlier in the month in my Twitter feeds, but way back on January 6, tinywords published a haiku I had submitted. The haiku debuted here on August 17, 2010.
Tinywords is edited by the well-known poet Dylan Tweney, whose wise words I have posted here previously.
Yay, me!
Posted in Author's Note, haiku
Tagged Author's Note, Dylan Tweney, haiku, tinywords
haiku 197
skull outline
in the ice and snow –
shiver
