By Keith Evetts

dawn chorus

the other side

of double glazing

Keith Evetts

By Mircea Moldovan

cloudless sky

blue feather

of an unknown bird

Mircea Moldovan

By Ingrid Bruck

flashlight---

hunting worms in the grass

for a baby bird

Ingrid Bruck

By Priti Khullar

smitten by chess

she knows

all his moves

Priti Khullar

By Christina Chin

brew scent

in the kitchen

Mead Moon
 

Christina Chin

By Joe Sebastian

temple pond lotus

in the middle

of the moon

Joe Sebastian

By Ana Drobot

selfie...

the street's name

in an unknown alphabet

Ana Drobot

Lorraine A. Padden

lane markers

another haiku

crosses the line

Lorraine A. Padden

By Amrutha Prabhu

sunset …
dull roars of the sea
drowns me in melancholy

Amrutha Prabhu

By Maria Teresa Sisti

moonlight -

silence remains

so suspended

Maria Teresa Sisti

By Lucia Cardillo

white poppy ...

even more alone

in the crowd
 

Lucia Cardillo

By vijay joshi

more soldiers deployed cloudy skies

vijay joshi

By Nudurupati Nagasri

medley of monsoon

an aloof house ...

with a reggae roof

Nudurupati Nagasri

By Neena Singh

outside the garden

the juice vendor’s umbrella

a faded green

Neena Singh

By Maria Teresa Piras

sea and sky -

all the void

full of blues

Maria Teresa Piras

By Vasile Moldovan

between

nightmare and dream

nightingale trill

Vasile Moldovan

By Sherry Grant

a year older

the moon stays

the same

Sherry Grant

By Rosa Maria Di Salvatore

dandelion...

all that remains

of my dreams

 
Rosa Maria Di Salvatore

Vincenzo Adamo

spring cleaning

full drawers

of dreams

Vincenzo Adamo

Benedetta Cardone

pale moonlit sea -

the sleepy song

of a jellyfish

Benedetta Cardone

By Ram Chandran

ancient temple -

the bell sounds

more ancient

Ram Chandran

By Daniela Lăcrămioara Capotă

mountain house -

instead of a bell

woodpecker

Daniela Lăcrămioara Capotă

By Richard Bailly

majestic milkweed

caterpillar habitat

mothering monarchs

Richard Bailly

Lorraine A. Padden

milkweed drunk

a caterpillar lolls

from leaf to leaf

Lorraine A. Padden

By Carmela Marino

seclusion

the framed sea

at its window

Carmela Marino