Ten Haiku
sternbergia lutea entering my Gold Phase
stratocumulus radiatus
two mourning doves floating
on a wire
sunbeams slanting through sassafras
leaves pipsissewa
a red dawn
stains the dogwood blossoms
chipping sparrows
it won’t be long now morning glory
a monarch slips
into an unknown meadow
childhood deepens
measuring out
my square of sky
grape arbor
an ant treks
to the edge of the world
peony bud
a steady rain fills the cracks it
makes broken bashō leaves
robinsong
rippling the hemlocks
Appalachian lake
Joshua St. Claire is an accountant from a small town in Pennsylvania who works as a financial director for a large non-profit. His poetry has been published or is forthcoming in Lana Turner, Sugar House Review, Two Thirds North, Allium, and Lothlorien Poetry Journal, among others. His work has appeared in the Dwarf Stars Anthology and he is the winner of the Gerald Brady Memorial Senryu Award and the Trailblazer Award.
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