Ten Haiku
early moon
two heads together
in the dark
chemtrail sky
the wind whispers
wordlessly
highway interchange
a raindrop turns
to the Rappahannock
clepsydra
cold rain
fills the day
flutesong
glimmering through the quince
moonshine
dog clutch
two ants discussing
a rotting peach
a primordial black hole
in the apple leaves
raven’s wings
will these tulip bulbs
ever bloom again?
autumn burial
near gale
whitecaps
rise fall
Brownian Motion
a few laughing gulls bobbing
on the Atlantic
Joshua St. Claire is a financial executive from rural Pennsylvania. He enjoys writing poetry on coffee breaks and after helping his wife get their three sons to bed. His haiku have been published or are forthcoming in several North American, European, and Asian journals including: Mayfly, The Heron's Nest, Sonic Boom, hedgerow, and Presence.
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