These haiku have been selected from Voice of the Peeper, a recent anthology of haiku from members of the Boston Haiku Society.
voice of the peeper glides on the spring breeze Kaji Aso
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holding a handful of quarters in my pocket february night John Bergstrom |
bumper to bumper the monarch changes lanes uncontested Raffael de Gruttola
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two naked men nothing between them but baseball Judson Evans |
the meter maid becomes still -- how like a mosquito Glenn Gustafson
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phoning her lover she turns her sweetheart's photo face down Sarah Jensen |
snowy day -- the TV chef whips up a meringue Donald Kelly
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river ice melting two lovers open each other's coat Karen Klein |
morning after the party dumping mussel shells among forget-me-nots Tadashi Kondo
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Veteran's Day rain -- an old man holds an umbrella above the monument Paul David Mena |
just enough light for one haiku firefly June Moreau
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trash can's sudden clatter a racoon's eyes fade back into night Lawrence Rungren |
a passing girl hair late autumn color... more and more fallen leaves between us Natalia S.
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Coltrane floats through an open window summer solstice David Schuster |
on the sidewalk shadows of cigarette smoke departing spring Zinovy (Zeke) Vayman
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from the coiled garden hose: last drops of sun Rich Youmans |
during their embrace his desperate eyes glance about John Ziemba
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tar smell from the railroad ties waking copperhead Robert Zukowski |
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