Wednesday, 12 April 2023

Five Haiku Poems by Maurizio Brancaleoni

 




Haiku


before dawn —

waiting for the

God-sent haiku


 

night rain  —

shreds of mosquito coils

in the dirty water


 

high summer  —

on the platform edge

shining rivulet


 

a flash of lightning

just when it shatters —

raindrop


 

bomb or rooster?

in the silence

mosquito whine



 

Maurizio Brancaleoni has been widely published in several journals and anthologies. He has a bilingual blog  where he posts literary gems, interviews and translations.

https://leisurespotblog.blogspot.com/p/interviste-e-recensioni-interviews-and.html



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