old macadam road
a young wild rabbit bleeding
on the front windshield
© Dubravka Šćukanec 2019
This is Dubravna Šćukanec’s first appearance at Pure Haiku!
This haiku is part of our theme of Disintegrate.
old macadam road
a young wild rabbit bleeding
on the front windshield
© Dubravka Šćukanec 2019
This is Dubravna Šćukanec’s first appearance at Pure Haiku!
This haiku is part of our theme of Disintegrate.
man returns to dust
surrendering to his fate
as the earth spins on
© Tina Stewart Brakebill 2019
Tina’s blog continues to grow and change but happily her haiku addiction continues unabated.
This haiku is part of our theme of Disintegrate.
No beauty this storm,
Bahamian ripsody,
Shredding the sweet earth.
© Bill Engleson 2019
I write to keep the brain in me alive, to keep one step ahead of the bailiff of time.
This haiku is part of our theme of Disintegrate.
An old wounded tree–
Exposed to sun rain and wind
Its few leaves, leaving
© Ma. Milagros T. Dumdum 2019
Ma. Milagros T. Dumdum, or Gingging, who works as a financial advisor, loves to wear hats; she had a Haiku Sequence (123 Haiku) published in 2018, entitled Falling on Quiet Water.
This is Gingging’s first appearance on Pure Haiku!
This haiku is part of our theme of Disintegrate.
Globules of noon rain
Unstoppably rolling down
A broken mirror
© Ma. Milagros T. Dumdum 2019
Ma. Milagros T. Dumdum, or Gingging, who works as a financial advisor, loves to wear hats; she had a Haiku Sequence (123 Haiku) published in 2018, entitled Falling on Quiet Water.
This is Gingging’s first appearance on Pure Haiku!
This haiku is part of our theme of Disintegrate.
September morning…
from its egg to the water
the young turtle breaks
© Pat Geyer 2019
Pat Geyer lives in East Brunswick, NJ, USA. When a thing she loves
breaks, she puts the pieces in a jar. Her consolation, making a mosaic
filled with memories; fragments of old poems and photos.
This haiku is part of our theme of Disintegrate.
lazy summer morn
colourful globules swirl, Plop!
back to real world
© Sunita Sahoo 2019
I’m a girl having strong passion for composing haiku, poems and spooky flash fiction.
This is Sunita’s first appearance on Pure Haiku!
This haiku is part of our theme of Disintegrate.