Eight Haiku Poems
dawn
eyes folded in dreams
opening to the water
falling from the stars
overthink
shadow of a doubt
hanging low above our heads
eclipsing the sun
june night
moonlight on the shore
falling on my barefoot dreams
wading in the surf
wisdom
silence of the crows
feathering in memories
perched upon my years
discord
the strings of my heart
play dissonant harmonies
ice cracks in their wake
treasure map
follow the secret
constellations on your skin
point me to true north
current
lulled by surge and crash
the hands of the changing winds
pull upon my sails
lemuria
anemone song
lulling lost souls to respite
dream eternally
R.I. Károly
(she/her) is a Hungarian writer, currently living in Germany. She writes poetry
and prose both in her native Hungarian, as well as English. Some of her work
has been published in The Daily Verse (The Wise Owl Magazine), Scarlet
Dragonfly Journal, Leaf (Journal of The Daily Haiku), haikuNetra, and Southern
Gothic Creations. She can be found on social media at https://www.instagram.com/rikaroly/.
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