The moon, traditionally, has stimulated many diverse haiku.
I find it particularly compelling as "moon" cuts across many
seasons and, therefore, conjures many moods and feelings.
day moon
dipping a toe
in the river
crescent moon
hair pulled across
his bald spot
winter moon
she tests the milk
on her wrist
pale moon
the pulsing
heart monitor
moonless night
footfalls silenced
by snow
w. f. owen
This blog is an extension of the ideas presented in my book (Haiku Notebook Second Edition, smashwords.com, 2010). It is intended to be a forum for discussing haiku and haibun. My hope as an educator is to stimulate interest in writing these forms. So, please feel free to post. [NOTE: click "comments" to read poems by other poets, as well as discussion]. Thank you for visiting!
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