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.
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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.
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tight strands unravelled
tension released – frayed, unwound;
hemp in a cold wind
© Freya Pickard 2019
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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