The theme for this week’s Haiku Dialogue was ambiguity. I came up with this:
Grandpa’s voice
a hole in the clouds
widening
Read the dialogue here.
Category: Writing
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Last week’s Haiku Dialogue’s theme was suchness. I came up with the following:
summer sunset
a firefly lingers
in the jarYou can read the other poet’s great work here!
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church bells the sun rises on cue
Originally published here.
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Trying to explain
how a panic attack feels
F5 tornadoOriginally published here.
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A few weeks back, The Haiku Foundation’s Haiku Dialogue concluded with the theme of “a tacky souvenir.”
Here’s my contribution:
a new channel
in the Colorado River
cracked Grand Canyon mug -
half a finger short
of a peace sign
Independence Day -
The prompt for Week 21 of the Haiku Dialogue was “a broken shell.” I came up with this:
nautilus shell
the fractal
fracturing -
self-portrait
the lines
she didn’t draw
Originally published in Presence #57 -
This week’s prompt for the Haiku Dialogue was “a glass bottle.”
Here’s my poem:
raising the mast
of the ship in a bottle
spring clouds unfurlRead the other poets’ great work here!
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Last week’s haiku dialogue had a great theme: A fallen leaf.
This is what I came up with:
family reunion
the wind returns a leaf
to its branchLots of other poets created great work based on the prompt. Read it here!
Edward Cody Huddleston 