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106August sun,the first yellow leaveson the birchesButterfly brooch,gems to perpetuatea flitting momentNine tall poplarsclose to the terminal -I count them again* * * * * * * * * * * * *After the disaster:from the piled-up bodiesdisharmony of cell phonesLast day of the peace,nothing in particularfailed to take placeUpdated geography,from old battle-fieldsto new bomb sitesHAIKU HARVEST 2001 – 2006 107Granny’s apple-pie:the recipe forgotten,the time to taste it, tooStone memorial,scent of lilac lingeringover lost livesRakesh BiswasPoem © 2001 by Rakesh Biswas. Art © 2001 by Angelee Deodhar.HAIKU HARVEST 2001 – 2006 Page 2:HAIKUHARVEST2000 - 2006 Page 5:ContentsThe poets in HAIKU HARVEST Page 8 and 9:6bright sunlightdown the snowy hill Page 10:8drought’s endpuddles soak the ro Page 13 and 14:11last night a deep snowon the porc Page 15 and 16:13DENIS M. GARRISONgone two yearsno Page 17 and 18:Haiku HarvestVolume 1, Number 2Summ Page 20 and 21:18vacant beach -a hermit crab and I Page 22 and 23:20out in today’s trashbroken exer Page 24 and 25:22FRANK HAATAJAa picnic destroyedth Page 26 and 27:24HAIKU HARVEST 2001 - 2006 Page 28 and 29:26two horsescircle each other-but n Page 30 and 31:28cold white lunar lightice-curtain Page 32 and 33:30HAIKU HARVEST 2001 - 2006 Page 34 and 35:32Maria Steyncampsite embers . . .r Page 36 and 37:34camping near Bear Lake -it is dif Page 38 and 39:36parking till seven -street people Page 40 and 41:38choir practicescent of burning le Page 42 and 43:40winter skythe crow’s pale eyess Page 44 and 45:42black cloudswater fallingthrough Page 46 and 47:44late night stormlightning in the Page 48 and 49:46Sijotropical clear blue watercarr Page 50 and 51:48low-lying clouds -trumpeter swans Page 52 and 53:50A towel of snowon the leaning bro Page 54 and 55:52golf course -driven by extreme me Page 56 and 57:54empty cornerslowly the moon leave Page 58 and 59: 56These seven haiku were posted on Page 60 and 61: 58HAIKU HARVEST 2001 - 2006Page 62 and 63: 60home gamemoving my chairto the otPage 64 and 65: 62old electric fencea bumblebeescanPage 66 and 67: 64Withered stalks,old moss the coloPage 68 and 69: 66Not yet - the roses.Not yet - thePage 70 and 71: 68Sean LauseBach on the radioa spidPage 72 and 73: 70Dew dropon a blade of grassrainboPage 74 and 75: 72no skylarkto welcome the sunI begPage 76 and 77: 74a light rain fallson the garden sPage 78 and 79: 76Brian Hendersoncleaning out the cPage 80 and 81: 78the day she diedshe walked among Page 82 and 83: 80HAIKU HARVEST 2001 - 2006Page 84 and 85: 82Kathy Lippard CobbBreathstrokesAnPage 86 and 87: 84ebb tidewe hold on tight,then letPage 88 and 89: 86Sunrise —vines intertwinethe olPage 90 and 91: 88a fox on the pondprancing, pointiPage 92 and 93: 90Crystalline #40The dead and missiPage 94 and 95: 92CinquainCold nightsand autumn chiPage 96 and 97: 94the strains of Haydncoming from tPage 98 and 99: 96Angèle LuxPlay ofblue water overPage 100 and 101: 98falling leavesthe sleeping cat twPage 102 and 103: 100Blue water reflecting the blue sPage 104 and 105: 102Loaded with snowthe birches are Page 106 and 107: 104After the rainone petal lefton tPage 110 and 111: 108HAIKU HARVEST 2001 - 2006Page 112 and 113: 110anti-heroism, crime, passion, thPage 114 and 115: 112nix on the blindfoldto hell withPage 116 and 117: 114April:snowliesprised from cold fPage 118 and 119: 116The once-stately clockRuns down Page 120 and 121: 118Craig SernottiBirds that singarePage 122 and 123: 120gKthe large turkey carvedwith nePage 124 and 125: 122Richard StevensonHot Flashes: MaPage 126 and 127: 124their promises are lies -therePage 128 and 129: 126so lovelyin the moonlight,even dPage 130 and 131: 128Kenneth Pobotwo towers fallafterPage 132 and 133: 130She stands outside on the bone-wPage 134 and 135: 132Denis M. GarrisonWar Ku - AsiaVIPage 136 and 137: 134HAIKU HARVEST 2001 - 2006Page 138 and 139: 136Winners of the July 2001 WHC ShoPage 140 and 141: 138HONORABLE MENTIONClouds inside tPage 142 and 143: 140Cinquains by Kirsty KarkowjoyfulPage 144 and 145: 142Cinquains by Debra Woolard BendePage 146 and 147: 144Cinquains by Kathy Lippard CobbBPage 148 and 149: 146Seaside:the moon ripples,then ruPage 150 and 151: 148crystalline #6Page after page, sPage 152 and 153: 150threadedmy loom receivesyour skiPage 154 and 155: 152Mondaytraces smooth hipof indigoPage 156 and 157: 154crystalline #10Windy, wintry dayPage 158 and 159:156Crystalline Sequence by Denis Ga Page 160 and 161:158DREAM CHASINGOld dogsleeps in my Page 162 and 163:160haiku, and if that poet is going Page 164 and 165:162This is euphony, more important Page 166 and 167:164A Brief Technical Description of Page 168 and 169:166HAIKU HARVEST 2001 - 2006 Page 170 and 171:168dawnthe driveway coveredwith cru Page 172 and 173:170blush sunrise—ducklings huddle Page 174 and 175:172J.B. Conwaycrippled speckled bir Page 176 and 177:174after the rain—sunshine and sh Page 178 and 179:176onceI could have run up this hil Page 180 and 181:178start of winter -one single pink Page 182 and 183:180Ann K. Schwaderthe old doglimps Page 184 and 185:182Even the sense of touch is invol Page 186 and 187:184The nuclear family takes over fr Page 188 and 189:186Towards the end of January our c Page 190 and 191:188Margarita Engle — Clovis, Cali Page 192 and 193:190Jon Daveyseaward path—behind r Page 194 and 195:192Denis M. Garrisonknee deep inthi Page 196 and 197:194winter sunset—the art museum s Page 198 and 199:196Deborah P. Kolodjithe leaf falls Page 200 and 201:198reading Issacherry tree blooms a Page 202 and 203:200Lewis SandersWinter rainname of Page 204 and 205:202R. K. SinghDisappearsinto dust h Page 206 and 207:204the emerald hour—grass greener Page 208 and 209:206Robert D. Wilsonwar hero,asleep Page 210 and 211:208Ebb tide turns and surges ashore Page 212 and 213:210CLOISTEREnshrinedin ivy vines,a Page 214 and 215:212left behindthe cup of green teai Page 216 and 217:214Editor’s Choicefresh bread is Page 218 and 219:216Denis M. Garrisonchimney smokeca Page 220 and 221:218dear old birth house—memories Page 222 and 223:220clock chimesa hummingbird’s ne Page 224 and 225:222funeral daywinter deer settleon Page 226 and 227:224ocean breezethe yellow pansiesli Page 228 and 229:226weather-worn barnten different v Page 230 and 231:228Denis M. Garrisonshelter trash c Page 232 and 233:230STILL STONEMillstoneimmobilized Page 234 and 235:232from behind dark glassesso muchh Page 236 and 237:234HAIKU HARVEST 2001 - 2006 Page 238 and 239:236Jane McLean — Sydney, Australi Page 240 and 241:238Following is a short sequence of Page 242 and 243:240HAIKU HARVEST 2001 - 2006 Page 244 and 245:242next doora chainsawgrowls, the a Page 246 and 247:244dad’s graveall the flowers he Page 248 and 249:246Aurora Antonovicon the way to th Page 250 and 251:248shutters slapthe house awake—c Page 252 and 253:250homeboundhot August mornwild tur Page 254 and 255:252Angelee Deodharafter the summer Page 256 and 257:254Blonde thunderstorm—my wife’ Page 258 and 259:256orchid showwe bow our heads to m Page 260 and 261:258runningbeside a miniature horsem Page 262 and 263:260Each day,while othersenjoy the s Page 264 and 265:262winter afternoonthe rabbit in th Page 266 and 267:264aerobics classtwo swallows swerv Page 268 and 269:266in the riverbobbing with the gee Page 270 and 271:268charred earthsilence in the airH Page 272 and 273:270I could smell hercheap perfume e Page 274 and 275:272hot and hazya kettle of hawksat Page 276 and 277:274first snowa passing childsticks Page 278 and 279:276graffition the corner mailboxnew Page 280 and 281:278falling starhow many breaths lef Page 282 and 283:280Francis Masatprairie dawn mist s Page 284 and 285:282snowfallthe forest fadesinto sil Page 286 and 287:284Scott Metzlingering daylight . . Page 288 and 289:286south wind—children cry jumpin Page 290 and 291:288TankaCourtyard barbecue:smoke, C Page 292 and 293:290The next three are originally wr Page 294 and 295:292Sandee Mpony-McMullanopening the Page 296 and 297:294graves side by side—the poet s Page 298 and 299:296dry trace of tearlike accidental Page 300 and 301:298big birthdayinstead of perfumeI Page 302 and 303:300Zipsagainst a dark sky lightly t Page 304 and 305:302night rain . . .a baby frog hops Page 306 and 307:304deepin the scent of summera home Page 308 and 309:306morning stillnessacorns settled Page 310 and 311:308each sparka distant campfirewint Page 312 and 313:310Nursery wardsthe babies and doll Page 314 and 315:312Negotiatingthe long sleepless ni Page 316 and 317:314twilightI try to imitatethe robi Page 318 and 319:316wave petunias—the crackle of b Page 320 and 321:318CarrieAnn Thunellcrowded cafésh Page 322 and 323:320mother singsan old-fashioned son Page 324 and 325:322this morning,in a different ligh Page 326 and 327:324HAIKU HARVEST 2001 - 2006 Page 328 and 329:326Colin Stewart Jones — Aberdeen Page 330 and 331:328break in continuity? Well, somet Page 332 and 333:330there is a wide range of positio Page 334 and 335:332it. There is no stopping it.So, Page 336 and 337:334underpinnings, those same tradit Page 338 and 339:336Haiga by Minerva Bloom.HAIKU HAR Page 340 and 341:338high abovethe shantytownhomemade Page 342 and 343:340mudflatspainted over—scarlet i Page 344 and 345:342THE POETSLeander Aaldersa holein Page 346 and 347:344an’yafrom the eavesan occasion Page 348 and 349:346pulling out crabgrassin the pave Page 350 and 351:348Minerva Bloombone colda fisherma Page 352 and 353:350Brentt Bodoha candle flicker…t Page 354 and 355:352I turn onthe air conditionera cr Page 356 and 357:354late autumnwindswept bee clingst Page 358 and 359:356the same rivernot the sameriverS Page 360 and 361:358Jasminka Diordievicinstead of le Page 362 and 363:360from the pawnshop windowmy guita Page 364 and 365:362stinging nettlesa soldier’s gr Page 366 and 367:364old chartof the known worldmy an Page 368 and 369:366the tasteof his kiss…seduction Page 370 and 371:368loungingnude in bed…a man, a d Page 372 and 373:370achiote stallthe red of sunriseo Page 374 and 375:372Victor P. Gendranoher touchsensu Page 376 and 377:374rainon my bald spot—recalling Page 378 and 379:376clothes tumbling dry,a fresh win Page 380 and 381:378unzipping summerin the grassyour Page 382 and 383:380a drop of perspirationonto the r Page 384 and 385:382telling me aboutlaughter and tea Page 386 and 387:384backyard rainbowlinking lawn and Page 388 and 389:386The clangor of bellscalled me fr Page 390 and 391:388the smileof the young woman I pa Page 392 and 393:390Tracy Koretskywalking alone—fo Page 394 and 395:392Darrell Lindseyroasting marshmal Page 396 and 397:394trifolium repensi tell her i am Page 398 and 399:396Jacek Margolakautumn winda chimn Page 400 and 401:398spring equinoxi wash mother’s Page 402 and 403:400a monk doses—dragonflies wheel Page 404 and 405:402busy morning—coffee splotchesr Page 406 and 407:404this heatagainst the cold window Page 408 and 409:406Zane ParksAccidentJust a kid. Ri Page 410 and 411:408Mihajlo M. Pavlovictwo grey owls Page 412 and 413:410Paul Pfleuger, Jr.invisible moon Page 414 and 415:412winter templeour desires twirl a Page 416 and 417:414into my empty chest cavity.Soon, Page 418 and 419:416all the puddlesI step inyesterda Page 420 and 421:418Helen Ruggieriin the darkmaking Page 422 and 423:420station and fill up on air and s Page 424 and 425:422clouds in the wetlandsbreak from Page 426 and 427:424Carla Sariwinter dawnthe unceasi Page 428 and 429:426light breeze . . .a leaf takes i Page 430 and 431:428early morning bird songscarried Page 432 and 433:430R.K. SinghSitting cross-leggedth Page 434 and 435:432Sue Stanfordnew lovera flock of Page 436 and 437:434garden walkthe sudden liftof bee Page 438 and 439:436Indian summertaking a nap in the Page 440 and 441:438early morningthe crow barksat th Page 442 and 443:440vacation overa cockroach rushes Page 444 and 445:442a cat peeksfrom the homeless man Page 446 and 447:444Planningour fifth hiking season. Page 448 and 449:446on his heada knotted handkerchie Page 450 and 451:448this eveningthe same mirroras ye Page 452 and 453:450Rafal Zabratynski (RaV)ONE SUMME Page 454 and 455:452HAIKU HARVEST 2001 - 2006 Page 458 and 459:Also fromMODERN ENGLISH TANKA PRESS Page 460 and 461:Also fromMODERN ENGLISH TANKA PRESS Page 462 and 463:Modern English TankaPrint Edition: show all |
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