Haiku Poems
cold
moon -
leaving
the last persimmon
for
the cuckoo
one whose life
is
no less frail -
dew
on the wild mushrooms
short night -
hazy
new orleans moon
warbler's
second line
as red
after
the friend's passing
autumn
moon
the chestnut tree
has
no opinion of me -
autumn
evening
Writing haiku for fifty years, Deborah A. Bennett's poems have most recently appeared in Frogpond Journal, Modern Haiku and First Frost Poetry.
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