divisive chords struck
fragmented song echoes once
notes descend – silence
© Freya Pickard 2019
This haiku is part of our theme of Disintegrate.
12-15
15 December, 2019
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11 – 21
21 November, 2018forever barred shut
wellspring of creation’s song
now beyond our reach
© Freya Pickard 2018
This haiku is part of our PORTAL theme!
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3 – 14
14 March, 2018echolocation
a whale’s mournful song haunting
all the dark spaces
© Isabel Caves 2018
Isabel Caves is a poet and fiction writer who loves to share all the weird and wonderful things that tumble from her mind. This is her first appearance at Pure Haiku.
This haunting haiku kept coming to mind while I was going through the submissions. I like the “dark spaces” …
This haiku is part of my OCEAN series.
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3 – 7
7 March, 2016I hear the earth’s song
wind-whispering of the sedge
music of the spheres.
© Jane Dougherty 2016
Jane is the author of The Green Woman series. You can read more of her work at Jane Dougherty
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4 – 27
27 April, 2015Piano player
in raptured silence listens
to the blackbird’s song.
© Jane Dougherty 2015
This week Jane Dougherty is the featured haiku writer here at Pure Haiku. Jane has been writing haiku for a year and has been published in The Hedgerow Journal. You can read more of her work at Jane Dougherty
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