Wednesday, 12 March 2025

Ten Haiku Poems by Joshua St. Claire

 






Ten Haiku



bundles of dill
upside down in the attic
small-footed myotis




Endless Mountains
the Susquehanna’s waves
echoing in its rocks




asbestos shingles
the ghosts of the past swaying
on the clothesline




giving in to the heat lightning




the different things
we do with our hands
crow and I




a speck of mountain
                                     gliding over the mountain
                           bald eagle




a fragment of night
crossing the deep cyan
a crow




middle age
the trees
I never planted




stratus afternoon
the shadowsoftness
of antler on skull




the time it takes
for stars to cross the lake
summer










Joshua St. Claire is an accountant from central Pennsylvania. His haiku have been published in Lothlorien Poetry Journal, Modern Haiku, The Heron's Nest, Frogpond, and Blithe Spirit, among others, and have been recognized in several awards and contests. His favourite subject is the sky.





1 comment:

  1. like these haiku that I can walk along with

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