peering ages into the past stargazing
Douglas J. Lanzo
my haiku
counting more revisions
than syllables
Radhamani Sarma
words upon the paper but a robin sings
Susan Bonk Plumridge
rows of paddy -
mingling with green
the blue of sky
Sushama Kapur
combing mom’s hair . . .
a lake ripples
with silver
Barrie Levine
temple bells
calling for dawn beyond the hills
Baisali Chatterjee Dutt
narrow street
rubbing up against me
the bell's echo
Samo Kreutz
lucid interval
I die and come back
all so soon
Mona Bedi
I send outmy apologies to the world let me know when it is safe to re-emerge
Joanna Ashwell
crumbs
birds have to eat
somewhere
Keith Evetts
summer heat -
the snappy ticking
of my Dali clock
Mirela Brăilean
phone screens: the loneliness of a crowd
Arvinder Kaur
oranges in each day seeds of haiku
Minal Sarosh
of the fisherman's wife
her second skin
slipping off
so easily
Pippa Phillips
withered field
my feelings for you
six feet under
Surashree Joshi
the wait
for his homecoming…
coffee rings
housewarming
the moon drops in
armed with nothing
Bakhtiyar Amini