diamond jubilee—
a girl practices
her curtsies
.
conflict diamonds—
boy soldiers sharpen
machetes
.
diamonds—
the glaze on this girl’s
eyes
.
In Sketchbook 7 Jan/feb 2012, Haiku Thread ( in John Daleiden’s Touchstone Perspectives)
diamond jubilee—
a girl practices
her curtsies
.
conflict diamonds—
boy soldiers sharpen
machetes
.
diamonds—
the glaze on this girl’s
eyes
.
In Sketchbook 7 Jan/feb 2012, Haiku Thread ( in John Daleiden’s Touchstone Perspectives)
bee hive
where the workers never
strike
.
Sketchbook 6-4, Editor’s Choice Haiku, John Daleiden: Life in the Mostly Unexamined World (scroll down)
.
eternal life
only the roaches
come close
.
in my salad
a green caterpillar—
life lesson
.
Sketchbook 6-4, Guest Editor’s Choice Haiku, Bernard Gieske : A Glimpse into the Past (scroll down)
and Editor’s Choice Haiku, John Daleiden: Life in the Mostly Unexamined World (scroll down)
Delighted! My haiku “starry night” came second (tied) in the July/August 2011 Sketchbook Kukai (peer-reviewed contest).
Here it is:
starry night—
growing old
together
Delighted also that several of my fellow haijin from NaHaiWriMo did so well, esp Terri Hale French (1st), Michelle Harvey, Cara Holman, and others…
Two other haiku I submitted received no votes! Food for thought, of course.
The entire thread can be read by clicking here