‘Threadbare—a Haiku’ and Other Poetry by Joe Tessitore
My Coat---a Haiku God pays no heed to disguises He can see through--- I've worn myself out. The...
Haiku
Haiku by Bruce Dale Wise
(All poetry by Bruce Dale Wise) Haiku by W. "Cured Eel" Sabi I came to the sea. I saw mountains...
Haiku and Limericks by Joe Tessitore
Haiku When a newborn cries, locked in a room by itself, does it make a sound? Fog enshrouds...
‘A Haiku’ and Other Poetry by Joe Tessitore
A Haiku My mirror shatters and what most clearly matters remains to be seen. You and Me Some sins...
‘Autumn Haiku’ and Other Poetry by Brian Mc Cabe
Autumn Haiku The red squirrel flits From brown bark to golden leaf He is not gone yet Winter Acrostic...
‘Columbus Statues Defaced (A Haiku)’ and Other Poetry by Joe Tessitore
Columbus Statues Defaced A haiku High-jacked history An Autumn of mutiny We are lost at sea A Step Beyond A step...
‘Haiku’ and Other Poetry by Wendy Lee Klenetsky
Haiku "You are what you eat!" That's what all of the books say Then I guess I'm nuts! ...
How to Write a Haiku
A Quick Haiku Guide A traditional haiku should... 1. Be three lines. The first line should have five syllables, the...
‘Haiku of Righteous Thought’ and Other Poetry by Jason William Larsen
Haiku of Righteous Thought Inspired by Dafa Karma turned virtue Evil eliminated Virtue travels home Foe falls defeated Demon laughter...
Fall Haiku and Other Poetry by Reid McGrath
Fall Haiku New England college towns: Pumpkins, apples, breakfast in a warm café. Swamp-maples afire! Rusty colored barns, silos draped...
‘Spring Haiku’ and Other Poetry by Reid McGrath
Spring Haiku I’m optimistic; like a brand new tennis ball, everything’s chartreuse. The brook trout’s belly is like a...
Haiku by Evan Mantyk
The Persecution of Falun Gong I. Meditating group One clear crisp day at Shanghai In earth’s sunny loop II....
Haiku by Ibe Ware Desu, LC
Nearby a wasp lights, twitching its pointed stinger in the summer heat. As I drive my car, an eagle flies...
A naturally detailed end-of-day, end-of-season song, Lauren. The musicality is touching. Hope you've had a good weekend here where the…
Words are natural remedies. I especially like the wording of "the squirrels force a slow reluctant smile." What force do…
Gerard, I'm happy to have such an assurance from a friend of his! He, of course, is the source of…
Your sonnet-psalm is lovely. And, I love "Natural Remedies" even more: the rhymes, especially in the first four lines; lots…
Joe, thank you for the reference to Jung. I did not know about this negative anima archetype and find this…
