Photo by J. Durham
spring rains
each drop a window
to the sky
Máire Morrissey-Cummins
Photo by Click
ice melting–
tied-down bonsai
grows up anyway
Tony Burfield
Photo by Karpati
on the back window
dewdrops scatter
loudly
Issa
translated by David G. Lanoue
best,
Don
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7 comments:
I wish we'd get some rain here, a window to some green trees maybe. :)
Máire Morrissey-Cummins's poem possesses tremendous clarity of scale, intensity of impact in the present moment, all the world distilled in one opened drop. Brilliantly crafted, dovetailing form and function. Pure joy and wonder. Thank you.
I really like this one Máire, a window to the sky! Rachael
Very nice haiku Máire. Rachael
Charles, we too are begging for a little rain ...
Donna, spot-on ...
Thanks, Rachael.
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