Ten Haiku Poems
late evening stroll
an ebb tide rolls back
the moonlight
windswept beach
the seaweed tangled
in a driftwood
harvest wind—
the intermittent chirp
of a barn cricket
melting snow…
small talks resumed
over the shared fence
mid-summer heat
fallen leaves settle
in the Buddha's lap
late summer heat—
circling around a fallen tree
the muted honeybees
sunlit autumn leaf
finding my way
back home
dense fog—
the family garden’s oak
without a bough
early summer twilight
in the gargoyle’s mouth
nestling sparrows
solar eclipse—
the patriarchal speech
of a village chieftain
Hifsa Ashraf is an award-winning multilingual poet, author, editor, and social activist from Rawalpindi, Pakistan. She is the author of six individual and four collaborative micropoetry books. Please visit her blog to view her published work hifsays.blogspot.com or follow her on social media at @hifsays.
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