Famous Haiku Poems
like a dead friend putting
a hand on the shoulder
the autumn sun warms
the crescent moon carried
water rings want to come
over here!
the concrete left
in the fire`s wake
a ball bounces
to hold my wife
treading spring noon`s
gravel going home
midwinter thunder
under the burden of just now
dead eyes, alive
the praying mantis
still raising his axes
all burnt up
in the fire-depths
saw the way
a peony crumbles
looking over tsugaru
taking leave of my shoulder
the summer butterfly
washing the horse
gradually the maiden`s
cheek warms
in the numbing cold
the hand wiping the machine
occasionally tenses
cool and sout
the oily glistening
elbow tip
the river`s teeth go
from morning to evening
the river`s teeth go
green bear
the chapel`s morning
pounding pounding
green bear
in the junky vacant lot
cast iron stomach
the bony salmon
to the ainu mother and child
a luxuriant tree
autumn salmon
the flipping leaping
one i catch
the flavor
of the salt pickled daikon
the moon and i
winter stars
home town brook murmuring
incessantly
autumn festival
the children all alike
eyebrow-decked
here in tosa
buying pasania nuts
man with a woman
